Create a Quiz: Entries & Templates

Steps

Pick a creation entry

Three cards sit at the top of the dashboard, one per type:

Create Knowledge Quiz — graded against right answers.
Create Scored Quiz — scores without right answers.
Create Outcome Quiz — no scores, just result types.

The fourth type, Random Knowledge Quiz, is created from the Create Knowledge Quiz card: the drawer it opens has a second tab, Create Random Knowledge Quiz, where you pick a question bank, set the Draw Rules (how many questions of each type, and the score per question) and the Question Lock Duration.

Template or blank

The creation drawer opens on templates by design: editing a template is much faster than writing from nothing, and its question structure and report configuration are already tuned.

Start from a template — browse the Template Center, filter by category, preview on desktop and mobile, then clone.
Start from blank — build the whole thing yourself.

Land in the editor

Creation drops you straight into the editor to start adding questions.

The quiz type cannot be changed once chosen. It isn't hidden somewhere in the UI — the field is read-only after creation at the data layer. Getting it wrong means rebuilding, so decide up front whether you want a score, a dimensional profile, or a type result.

The full comparison and selection advice is in The Four Quiz Types.

Templates vs. question banks

Both are reuse mechanisms, but they reuse different things:

Template — a whole quiz structure. Clone it and edit freely; your changes never touch the template.
Question bank — a pool of questions to draw from, used with Random Knowledge Quiz.

See Question Banks & Templates.