Thread: MCQ code (for Multiple Choice Question) in epub format
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Old 03-21-2021, 08:31 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by reinsley View Post
Hello,

I am looking for an example of MCQ (for Multiple Choice Question) in epub format.
I have a weather forecast paper manual for gliding. It's a pity to not convert it to epub. I have no idea how to start this project and a piece of code will be appreciated to see throught Calibre.

Epub or mobi format example are welcome as I will read it on a Kindle. The format conversion could be an issue.

Thank you for any help and good idea.

Best regards
If you are talking about a form with questions and a score for the user, you cannot do this on Kindle or ePub2, you have to use EPUB3 and write some code in javascript. Or, in kindle formats and ePub2, you can create something similar to a tree structure where the wrong question brings to a dead end, and the correct one brings to another question (like a "choose you own adventure"). But you can not stop a user from turn a page and "jump" in another random place of the tree: you can not really create a "dead end" in ePub or Kindle (sigh).
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