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QuickQuiz

QuickQuiz includes a password protected web panel to easily build your quizzes and review results The Quiz features include: scoring of a one page quiz form, includes a results script to check the current quiz statistics, single response multiple-choice using radio buttons, display of the visitor's total score, percent and grade, display of the average score, percentile and a scoring range table, display of submitted answers along with questions, correct answers and explanations, displays the top N contestants with their names, e-mail address, score, percent and the date, displays question statistics, # of correct, incorrect answers, and # of questions not answered, displays which questions are answered correctly, incorrectly and not answered at all, saves the respondent's answers and total score to a database, permits a weighted marking scheme, permits fractional marks, and e-mails scoring results and the answer page.
 
 

 
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    Version:  1.0
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QANDA

This perl Q&A script allows you to ask a series of multiple choice questions and have a list of responses returned to the user, or have the user redirected to different pages, depending on their answers to combinations of the questions.
 
 

 
    Price:  $39
    Version:  2.3
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eSurvey - Questionairre

eSurvey - Questionairre Fully optioned survey script with ultimate control in your hands. Supports unlimited Surveys, preview mode, radio buttons, checkboxes, text fields, textareas, supplementary questions, instructions, file uploads, database exports, question / answer sorting, graphical results, answer flow, automated validation of required fields, and personalized Autoresponders and Thank You pages with option to include Survey Snapshots. Available in English, German and French.
 
 

 
    Price:  Free
    Version:  2.1beta
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RandomQuiz

Basically, through the use of HTTP cookies, it lets you set up a single text file of questions and answers so that any given student will only get any single question once. The questions are presented in a random order out of the list of questions the student has not seen yet. Once an individual has seen all the questions in the database, a message will appear telling the student that they have seen all the questions, and no more questions will be displayed for that student. Teachers can add questions and answers to the file through the use of an admin form. The admin form has spaces for the question, the correct answer, and up to 4 alternate answers to appear randomly in multiple choice or true/false format.
 
 

 
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    Version:  1.1
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Perltest

Make an online quiz in minutes. Questions are easily set up in an HTML form and the program automatically tracks user results in a graph. The program is very simple and highly customizable.
 
 

 
 
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    Price:  $199
    Version:  5.11
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Auto-QuizPro

Add interactivity to your site and keep your visitors coming back for more with this online quiz application. Create unlimited quizzes and customize quiz responses. Records keep track of how you do against the average.
 
 

 
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    Version:  2.0
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Online Test Engine

Originally developed for an Ecom - Elearning website, this script fires objective type questions and calculates the total marks scored. Easy to administer and maintain. Same script engine can be used for many tests at the same time and the CGI code is optimized to use the minimum system resources.
 
 

 
    Price:  Free (Linkware)
    Version:  3.0.29
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QuizTest

QuizTest allows you to make up multiple choice or true/false quizzes with any number of questions online. You can configure the program to show the student the results of the quiz in varying detail from telling him the correct answer for each question answered incorrectly to not showing any results at all. The program will email the results to a designated instructor with the date and time the student took the quiz, and save all the scores to a database file for later viewing.
 
 

 
    Price:  Free
    Version:  1.0.5
    Platform:  Unix/NT/2000
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SFESurvey

SFESurvey lets you generate multiple choices surveys or quizzes with weighted, rather than correct/incorrect answers. Used for anything from "What muppet are you?" to "Are you an alcoholic" or "Are you at risk for liver disease," this program can let you add fun or serious surveys to your site.
 
 

 
    Price:  Freeware
    Version:  2.02
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Quirex

This script allows the quiz-taker to select the number of questions he wants to attemp. The script will take the number of questions randomly from the database and display them in random order. After the answers are submitted, a page of results will be displayed showing the quiz-taker's answer and the correct answer of each question. It also counts the number of questions he has got correct. In addition, the script can also keep a record of challengers, recording their names, emails, number of questions attemped and their scores, and display the results of the most recent challengers.
 
 

 
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    Version:  1.10
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mojoQuiz

mojoScripts's mojoQuiz makes creating and maintaining online quizes as easy as 'point-and-click'. mojoQuiz handles unlimited number of categories, quizes, and questions. mojoQuiz take multiple choices, short answers, numeric answers, as well as the popular true/false questions. MojoQuiz make it harder for users to cheat and the questions are displayed randomly, and the number of questions displayed at a time can be determine by you. You have total control on how the output is displayed.
 
 

 
    Price:  Free
    Version:  2.x
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NueQuiz

NueQuiz provides a fast and simple way to create an online trivia quiz. It allows for full addition, editing, and removal of questions with a web-based interface. It also includes three levels of difficulty settings, unlimited number of questions, anti-cheating features, very easy installation, and much more.
 
 

 
    Price:  Free
    Version:  1.01
    Platform:  Unix, Windows
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Quizz

Quizz is a powerful Perl script for generating multiple-choice quizzes for Web pages. Here are some of its features: Fixed or random questions, You can group questions together, and ask questions from a selected group, You can embed the quiz in the middle of other HTML pages, For each question, you can include optional explanation text which is displayed at the end of the quiz, Flexible format, and Easy to change. Quizz is for "fun" Web quizzes only - it asks questions and checks the answers, but does not keep any record of the user or their scores.
 
 

 
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    Version:  4.0
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WebExam

WebExam allows you to create your own multiple choice exams on the Web and, if you create an answer key database, it will grade the answers submitted by a user and gather all completed exams in a database.
 
 

 
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Quiz and Quizmaster

Quiz is a script, that processes and scores the users input to an HTML quiz page, allowing up to 25 questions. It gives you the option of having the user's results emailed to you, along with their name and email address. Quizmaster is a script, that creates any number of quiz HTML pages for you, simply by filling out a few HTML forms. The quiz HTML pages are then written to the server, where they can be accessed by anyone via the WWW.
 
 

 
 
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