By the end of this guide, you'll have a fully working learning style quiz that scores each respondent automatically, routes them to a personalized result page based on their total score, sends them a branded results email generated by AI, and attaches a downloadable PDF report — all without writing a single line of code. The quiz uses a single integer variable to accumulate points from every answer, then uses advanced logic to determine which of three learner profiles fits best: Structured, Balanced, or Active.

The fastest way to build this form is with Magic Create. You'll paste a single prompt and Formaloo generates the full form — all 8 questions, the scoring variable, the email field, and the three ending pages — in seconds. You then review the output and adjust any labels or wording you want.

1. Open Magic Create: From the Formaloo homepage, click Magic Create in the top navigation or the center of the screen.

2. Paste the form prompt: Copy the prompt below and paste it into the Magic Create field, then click Generate.

Magic Create prompt — copy and paste this:

Create a quiz called "Learning style assessment". First add an integer variable field called "Learning score" with the ID learning_score and a default value of 0. Then add the following 8 single-choice questions:

Q1 (ID: q1) — How do you prefer to learn a new skill? Options: A — Read about it step by step and follow a clear guide | B — Watch a demo, then try it myself | C — Jump in and figure it out as I go

Q2 (ID: q2) — What do you usually do when you take notes? Options: A — Write detailed, structured notes I can review later | B — Sketch diagrams or use color and highlights | C — I rarely take notes — I just do things directly

Q3 (ID: q3) — In a class or training session, you learn best when: Options: A — The instructor explains clearly with definitions and examples | B — There are visuals, videos, or live demos | C — I get to practice on a real task during the session

Q4 (ID: q4) — When you're stuck on a problem, you usually: Options: A — Re-read the instructions and find where things went wrong | B — Look for a tutorial or ask someone to show me | C — Try different approaches until something clicks

Q5 (ID: q5) — How do you prefer your study or work environment? Options: A — Quiet and organized with minimal distractions | B — Flexible — I adapt depending on what I'm working on | C — Active and social — I like movement and variety

Q6 (ID: q6) — When you need to remember something important, you: Options: A — Write it down or make a checklist | B — Draw a visual map or create a reference chart | C — Connect it to something I've done or experienced before

Q7 (ID: q7) — Your ideal assignment or project looks like: Options: A — Clear rubric, defined steps, and a specific outcome | B — Open format where I choose how to present what I learned | C — A hands-on challenge where I build or make something real

Q8 (ID: q8) — After learning something new, you feel most confident when: Options: A — You can explain it clearly to someone else | B — You have a visual summary or reference to look back at | C — You've applied it in a real situation

Add a required email field (ID: user_email) with the label "Email address" and the description "Enter your email to receive your personalized results."

Add 3 ending pages: Page 1 — title "🧠 Structured learner", text "You thrive with clear steps, detailed notes, and defined outcomes." | Page 2 — title "🔄 Balanced learner", text "You adapt your approach and mix methods depending on the topic." | Page 3 — title "⚡ Active learner", text "You learn by doing, prefer experience over explanation, and love hands-on challenges."

3. Review the generated form: Once the form is created, open it in the editor and check that all 8 questions are present with the correct IDs, the learning_score variable field appears with a default value of 0, and the 3 ending pages are listed under the ending pages section.

Use the table below as your reference checklist:

4. Verify the ending pages: In the form editor, scroll to the ending pages section and confirm that all three pages — Structured learner, Balanced learner, Active learner — are present. These are required before you can write the redirect logic in Part 2.

This is where the quiz gets smart. You'll use Magic Logic — Formaloo's AI logic generator — to create all 27 rules at once: 24 calculation rules (one per answer option across 8 questions) and 3 redirect rules (one per ending page). Paste one prompt, click generate, and the rules are written for you.

1. Open Advanced logic: In the form editor, click Advanced logic in the form settings panel on the right side of the screen.

2. Click Magic Logic: At the top of the Advanced logic panel, click Magic Logic to open the AI prompt input.

3. Paste the logic prompt: Copy the prompt below, paste it into the Magic Logic field, and click Generate rules.

Magic Logic prompt — copy and paste this:

Variable: learning_score (integer, default value 0)

Scoring rules — Fields trigger (fire when a question is answered): For each question Q1 through Q8, apply the following:

On submit rules (fire when the form is submitted):

4. Review the generated rules: Once Magic Logic has run, scroll through the rules list and verify that you have 24 calculation rules under the Fields section (3 per question × 8 questions) and 3 redirect rules under the On submit section. Each redirect rule should reference the correct ending page name.

Note: Score range: the minimum possible score is 8 (all A answers) and the maximum is 24 (all C answers). The three ranges are: 8–13 = Structured learner, 14–19 = Balanced learner, 20–24 = Active learner.

Now you'll create an AI-generated email template that sends respondents a personalized results breakdown the moment they submit. The email reads the respondent's score via answer piping, determines their learner profile, and generates tailored study strategies and tips. You only need to build this template once — the AI writes a different email for each score automatically.

1. Open email templates: Click your profile icon in the top-right corner → Apps & integrations → Custom email templates.

2. Create a new template: Click + Add new template. Delete any default content in the editor so you start with a blank canvas.

3. Open the AI prompt: Click the AI icon in the template editor toolbar to open the AI content generator.

4. Paste the AI prompt: Copy the prompt below and paste it into the AI prompt field, then click Generate.

AI email prompt — copy and paste this:

You are writing a personalized learning style results email for a student or educator who just completed a quiz. Your output must be a single, complete, gorgeous HTML email — no plain text, no markdown, HTML only.

The respondent's total learning score is: @learning_score (out of 24).

Use this score to determine their learner profile:

Write an HTML email that includes:

Design rules: inline all CSS (no style blocks), font-family: 'Helvetica Neue', Arial, sans-serif, max width 600px centered, light neutral outer background (#f5f5f5), white card background, accent color: Structured = #4A6CF7, Balanced = #6C63FF, Active = #F97316. No images or external assets — emoji only. Output raw HTML only.
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5. Name and save the template: Set the template name to Learning style quiz results, set the email subject to Your learning style results are here 🎓, and optionally add a reply-to address. Click Save.

6. Wire the template to the form: Go back to the form editor, click the Notify tab in the top navigation, click Send email to respondent, and select the Learning style quiz results template from the dropdown. Click Publish to activate it.

Note: The @learning_score variable in the AI prompt pipes the respondent's actual score into the email at send time. The AI reads the number and writes the correct profile profile — so one template serves all three outcomes.

Finally, you'll create a branded PDF report that gets generated the moment someone submits the quiz. The PDF shows the respondent's score, the three learner profiles with their score ranges, and a full list of every question and answer they gave. It's available to download from the email and attached to their response in your dashboard.

1. Open PDF templates: Click your profile icon → Apps & integrations → Custom PDF templates.

2. Switch to HTML mode: In the PDF template editor, click the HTML toggle to switch from the visual editor to the code editor.

3. Paste the HTML template: Copy the full HTML code provided separately (see the PDF template file) and paste it into the HTML editor. The template uses @learning_score, @q1 through @q8 to pipe in the respondent's score and answers automatically.

4. Name and save the template: Set the template name to Learning style quiz — results report, then click Save.

5. Add a Generate PDF rule: Go back to the form editor → Advanced logic (right-side panel) → On submit section → + Add rule. Set the trigger to always (no condition needed), set the action to Generate PDF, and select the Learning style quiz — results report template. Click Save.

Your learning style quiz is fully live. Respondents answer 8 questions, each answer quietly adds points to a hidden score, and the moment they submit, three things happen at once: they land on the ending page that matches their learner profile, they receive a personalized AI-generated results email at the address they provided, and a branded PDF report is generated and attached to their response. The entire workflow runs automatically — no manual review, no follow-up messages, no spreadsheet sorting required. You can share the quiz as a standalone link, embed it on a website, or distribute it inside a Formaloo portal.

Learning style quiz assessment template, Everything in this guide is already built in: all 8 scored questions, the learning_score variable, three personalized ending pages, and the email field. Open the template, add the AI email prompt and PDF template from this guide, and you're done, no need to start from scratch.

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