Quiz Structure

Every quiz follows a simple structure: details, question blocks, optional lead capture, completion, then finish. Jump Logic can route respondents to later steps based on answers.

This guide will walk you through:

• The building blocks of a quiz
• Where to edit each part
• How completion messaging works

When to use this

Use this when you want a mental model for where content lives in the builder.

How it works

• Details include title, slug, description, and optional banner image.
• Question blocks are ordered blocks (multiple choice, yes/no, scale, text, cards step, YouTube step).
• Jump Logic (Pro) can route respondents to later questions, lead capture, or completion based on their answers.
• Lead capture is a special block that can be added before completion.
• Completion is where you write the completion message, control whether the total score or responses are visible, and (Pro) add score-based rules.
• Finish is where you publish and share the quiz.

Completion privacy control

Use the Display responses switch while editing the completion message to choose whether the report card lists every question and answer; toggle it off to keep submissions private while still showing the completion copy and optional score.

Step-by-step

1. Start in Details to name the quiz and set the public slug.
2. Use Continue to questions to move forward.
3. Add question blocks in order.
4. Add a Lead Capture block if you need contact details.
5. Use Continue to completion to set the completion message.
6. Use Continue to finish to review status and publish.

Tips / Gotchas

• Jump Logic is Pro-only and forward-only.
• Completion copy, score display, and banner images are disabled on free plans.
• Score-based completion rules require the Pro plan.
• Disable Display responses when you prefer to keep the answer list private; respondents still see the completion title and message.
• If you have unsaved changes, you will be prompted before continuing.