Is it possible to score at the end in a multiple choice question?

[valentynrcc]

Greetings friends!

I have the following question: is it possible to do tests based on kobo? With multiple choice answers and a score at the end?

If so, I would be glad if you could share your experience and recommendations (maybe even an example)

[Kal_Lam]

@valentynrcc, this post discussed previously should help you answer your query:

Calculate using IF Formula with Multiple Expression (composite index/weighted score)

Well if this is your requirement, you could design your survey project using the following if-statement as outlined in the image shared below: In the survey tab of your xlsform: [Image 1] In the choices tab of your xlsform: [Image 2] Data entry screen as seen in Enketo: If option 1 is selected, the system gives a score of 3 [Output 1] Data entry screen as seen in Enketo: If option 3 or option 2 is selected with 1, the system gives a score of 3 [Output 2.1] Data entry screen as seen …

[valentynrcc]

Thanks for help!

But is it possible to make final score hidden ?

[wroos]

Yes, as the linked example of Kal_Lam shows, it is a calculate type, i.e. hidden, only shown in a following note. Calculate type variables are hidden automatically,

[Kal_Lam]

@valentynrcc, this is how you can use the hidden question type as advised by @wroos …

Hide question option, with autofill

Hi @ryon_1, See an example below where you could hide a default question: [image]

[valentynrcc]

I chose a slightly different testing option. Link: Question Selection and point Calculation (weighted score/simple composite index) - #2 by Kal_Lam

But I have a bug. In the form, I put different answer options, but when I open the preview of the form, it poses the same answer in all questions. I will attach screenshots below.

[christianben7]

@valentynrcc

Greetings friends!

I have the following question: is it possible to do tests based on kobo? With multiple choice answers and a score at the end?

If so, I would be glad if you could share your experience and recommendations (maybe even an example)

Yes, it is possible to create tests with multiple-choice answers and scoring at the end using KoboToolbox. KoboToolbox is a powerful tool for designing and deploying surveys and assessments, and it supports a variety of question types, including multiple-choice questions.

To create a test with scoring, follow these steps:

Design the Survey: Use the KoboToolbox form builder to create your questions. For multiple-choice questions, you can specify the options and set the correct answer.

Set Up Scoring: You can use the 'calculate’ field type to assign scores to answers. For each multiple-choice question, assign a score for each answer choice and use calculation fields to tally the total score.

Provide Feedback: At the end of the survey, you can add a final calculation field to display the total score to the user.

[wroos]

Hint: It is challenging to control timing of test-steps and a fixed time maximum stopping the test with Kobo/ODK. Also, to block moving back (and editing) and free navigation might be difficult, esp. with Enketo (Web Form).
Maybe the community could provide examples.