Graded quizzes evaluate responses and assign scores based on correctness.

When you create a quiz and you calculate the total score for each student, you can also use logic to grade your quiz.

Follow this step-by-step guide to grade your quiz;

The Variable field allows the storage of calculated data, enabling efficient organization and analysis of user input.

It's important to assign an ID to this field.

Open the advanced logic and scroll down to the end of the logic page.

Now, on the "Submitting the form" section, determine grades based on the scores.

For example, your score is out of 100 and you want to grade scores in 12 grades:

A+ (score > 95 and equal to 95), A ( 90<score<95 and equal to 90), A- ( 85<score<90 and equal to 85)

B+( 80<score<85 and equal to 80), B ( 75<score<80 and equal to 75), B- ( 70<score<65 and equal to 70)

etc.

Use this logic for each score like this:

If the total score is greater than or equal to 95

then Add A+ to Grade

If the total score is greater than or equal to 90

And

If the total score is less than 95

then Add A to Grade

If the total score is greater than or equal to 85

And

If the total score is less than 90

then Add A- to Grade

And continue this logic for other grades.

Add the last logic for the failed grade:

At the end of the logic section, click on the otherwise:

Otherwise, +Add Failed to Grade.

With answer piping, you can pipe the grade into the success pages.

In the form editor, add @grade to your success message and let the users see their grades after submission.

Also, you can see these grades on the result page: