Marquiz is a good quiz creator, but with some tech challenges, at least for what I’m using it for, which is student quizzes so I’m not trying or wanting to capture their email address. At the end of the quiz you can create a page that shows their points total which is cool, but at this time it doesn’t allow for personalizing this page to say something like “Congratulations {First Name}, you received {number of} Points! What is cool about this page, as well as even the questions, is that you can upload images throughout the quiz.

There are a variety of answer options to select from and you can either design it correct/incorrect responses and assign points to each answer, set up multiple response choices, deduct points if you desire if a question is answered incorrectly, or not assign points at all and instead use it as a survey for collecting information. With Marquiz, the quiz world is your oyster. You can customize the color scheme.

For those who want to use it as a lead-gen, you can attach a bonus to the outcome of the quiz such as a discount off of a product or service, or a coaching call, etc.

Con: It is difficult to disable the quiz from collecting name/email etc. Clicking on the “disable lead form” hasn’t worked, at least not by itself. Sometimes there’s a setting that doesn’t save, or work properly for me to disable where it’s not even viewable, and then later somehow viewable. The defaults are set up for lead capture so if you are using it for lead capture, this Con will not be an issue for you, it’s only if you don’t want to capture leads that it becomes a problem. Somehow I was able to figure it out on this quiz I created but I tried so many things I have no idea what the combination of tries actually got it to work to not capture anyone’s information. For this particular quiz, I’m using it just as a self-check for students of a course so I don’t need to capture their name even so feel free to take the quiz challenge, it’s on Financial Literacy.
https://mrqz.to/605521f1b968a7002668b1ca