Rutledge

Make a Quiz for Your Teacher Webpage

I have included instructions for 2 methods.

#1 Make a quiz using Form buttons in FrontPage

#2 Use a website and let it create the code for you. Copy the code and paste it into FrontPage

 

#1 Pop-up button in FrontPage 2000
for Multiple choice quiz

 

Quiz

1. True or False: 3+5=35

True
 False

see below for html for #1

2. Translate this Spanish idiom into English:   Caras vemos, corazones no sabemos.

We can see your face, but you have no heart

We don't have any heart

You can't judge a book by its cover

A rolling stone gathers no moss
I inserted the option button and copied and pasted it before I entered the questions. I also copied and pasted the html from question #1 rather than retype it into the html

3. Are you willing to try making a pop-up quiz this way?

Of Course

I will give it a try

 

html for #1

True html
<input type="radio" value="V1" name="R1"onclick="alert('Wake up and drink some coffee!')">

False html
<input type="radio" name="R1" value="V2"onclick="alert('Way to go')">
 

Instructions came from this site:  http://depts.washington.edu/trio/train/howto/page/frontpage/quiz00/index.shtml

In FrontPage 2000 the radio button is actually called an Option Button.
I found it much easier to copy the 1st button and paste it everywhere else I needed it. Then I only had to change R1 to R2, R3, etc. and edit the text.
 
#2 Online Code (My example)

Go to http://www.attotron.com/pub/Quizmake.htm

Enter your quiz name and the 1st question and answers. You do not have to use all blanks.
Click Add question.
When you have finished adding all the questions, click Make quiz.
Highlight and copy the code in the box below.
Switch to FrontPage and your web folder.
Open a new page, click on Html, highlight and delete the code that is there, and paste the code from the website.

 

After I pasted in the code, I edited some text in the page. In my example I also entered a picture using the JavaScript QuizMaker. I will help you with that if you need me to.

The software can be downloaded to your local machine or you can use the QuizMaker on the site http://www.attotron.com/pub/Quizmake.htm
 

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