While building a health-related self-assessment tool, I found that the Quiz module's multichoice question type had no option available for scoring that suited the client's needs. Essentially, scoring selected incorrect options as -1, or scoring un-selected incorrect options as 1 makes the calculation impossible since there are no wrong answers. For example, consider a quiz with multiple questions similar to the following:
In this case, we want to provide results like:
Assuming there were four such questions, and the user answered 'None of these' to two of them, that would negate one of the positive (2 point) answers and lower the score. The issue is that in these kinds of tools, (a) there are no 'wrong' answers, and (b) we don't really care if a user accidentally chooses 'None of these' and 'Condition Y'—we just care about the 'Condition Y' option.
Add a 'Zero-scoring' option to multichoice question. This is relatively simple and requires only small changes to multichoice.classes.inc and multichoice.module (it appears that it should require changes to multichoice.js too, but I can't see that this file is ever used).
This feature has been requested previously (for 6.x)
Patch agains 7.x-4.x forthcoming shortly.
Needs review by maintainer/community and approval by maintainer.
Adds one option to the configuration screen at admin/quiz/settings/questions_settings.
Needs work
5.0
Code - Multichoice
The change is currently missing an automated test that fails when run with the original code, and succeeds when the bug has been fixed.
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It's likely this issue predates Contrib.social: some issue and comment data are missing.
Will keep open but if not worked on most likely will close.
Thank you for working on it.
With D7 officially EOL going through and triaging the D7 queue of quiz. If still an issue with the latest 7.0.x branch (D10 + D11) please reopen