multiple choice test

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I am planning to make a small db for learning games , in which I want to put
questions , and 3 or 4 answers for each questions , only one is correct , so
, for each question the user can choose only one aswer , and at the end , i
want to have a button to be clicked to get the result of the test.

like this

Question 1: what is the capital of india ?
opt 1 : mombay
opt 2 : delhi
opt 3 : calicut

Qustion 2 : and so on

is this possbile in access
do i have to use option groups

did any one of you have an idea about this thing
 
I am planning to make a small db for learning games , in which I want toput
questions , and 3 or 4 answers for each questions , only one is correct , so
, for each question the user can choose only one aswer , and at the end , i
want to have a button to be clicked to get the result of the test.

like this

Question 1: what is the capital of india ?
opt 1 : mombay
opt 2 : delhi
opt 3 : calicut

Qustion 2 : and so on

is this possbile in access
do i have to use option groups

did any one of you have an idea about this thing
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Access can handle this OK. And it looks like an option group would be perfectly
suited for this kind of test. You probably also want a command button with a
caption "submit" or something similar after choosing one of the options.
 
I am planning to make a small db for learning games , in which I want to put
questions , and 3 or 4 answers for each questions , only one is correct , so
, for each question the user can choose only one aswer , and at the end , i
want to have a button to be clicked to get the result of the test.

like this

Question 1: what is the capital of india ?
opt 1 : mombay
opt 2 : delhi
opt 3 : calicut

Qustion 2 : and so on

is this possbile in access
do i have to use option groups
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You can use an Option Group, a combo box, or a listbox - they'll all work.

See
http://www.rogersaccesslibrary.com/Otherdownload.asp?SampleName='At Your Survey 2000'
for a fully worked out example of such a database.

John W. Vinson [MVP]
 
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