Multiple Choice Quiz — Code/Terminal Variant

What it does

• Single-answer question card — one question per card with 3-5 selectable options
• Click-to-select options — learners pick one option per question; only one can be selected at a time
• Instant correctness feedback — correct option highlights green, wrong option highlights red, and a short explainer appears
• Code-editor styling — dark workspace, monospace type, and syntax-style accents make the quiz feel like a dev tool
• Multi-question flow — questions advance one at a time, with a status-bar style progress indicator
• Score and completion summary — ends with a 'tests passed' style summary

Best use cases

• Developer bootcamps — recall checks on syntax, paradigms, or design patterns
• Cybersecurity — quizzes on threats, controls, or compliance frameworks
• Cloud and DevOps — knowledge checks on services, architectures, or commands
• Data and analytics — recall on metrics, methods, or query patterns
• Technical product education — concept checks on features, APIs, or troubleshooting

What you can change with your DNA

When you run this through the remix skill, your CCOS DNA — brand, voice, audience — drives these decisions automatically:

• Colors — slots for editor background, option-card color, correct-state green, incorrect-state red, and accent; pair with classic dark themes (Dracula, One Dark, Nord)
• Fonts — two roles: a developer monospace for questions and options, and a clean sans for headings and instructions
• Copy — questions, options, the explainer text on each answer, encouragement copy, and the final summary
• Images — optional code snippets, diagrams, or terminal output above questions
• Behavior — choose immediate vs. end-of-quiz feedback, the number of options, and how scoring is presented