Glossary
What Is a Scored Quiz?
A scored quiz is a quiz where every answer carries a point value. When someone finishes, their answers add up to a total score, and that score decides what they see next and what happens behind the scenes.
How a Scored Quiz Differs From a Regular Quiz
A regular trivia-style quiz tells you "you got 7 out of 10 right." A scored quiz used for business isn't about right or wrong answers, it's about weighting each answer by how well it fits what you're looking for, then using the total to make a decision automatically.
For example, a coach's scored quiz might ask about budget, timeline, and current struggles. Each answer is worth points. A prospect who scores 80% sees a booking link. A prospect who scores 20% sees a free resource instead. No one on the team reviews every submission manually.
Scored Quizzes in FluoTest
Every FluoTest quiz can be scored. You attach point values to answer choices, define score tiers, and connect each tier to an outcome message, an email, and any integrations you've turned on. Conditional logic can also change which questions someone sees based on earlier answers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does every question need a score?
No. You can mix scored questions with plain information-gathering questions like name and email.
Can a scored quiz still collect leads like a form?
Yes. It collects the same contact information a form would, plus the score that tells you how qualified that lead is.
Is a scored quiz harder to build than a form?
Not in FluoTest. You build it the same way you'd build a form, then assign point values to the answers you already have.
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