Carolyn, this is fairly straightforward but maybe a bit tedious. You need a number variable for each of your 4 choices; set the default value to 0. Then for each answer choice you need to set a trigger to adjust the variable associated with that choice to add 1 to the variable. This trigger should fire when you click the submit button. The order of the triggers on the submit button is important; you need to make sure the "add 1" variable fires before the "submit results" variable. You need to do this for every answer choice in your quiz. So as the learner goes through the quiz making choices the choice made for each question is adding 1 to its associated variable. Then you just display the variable under the letters in your example. To display the variable onscreen you just need to enclose its name in percent marks, e.g., %variable_name_1%. Hope that makes sense.
Brett, You gave this answer to Carolyn. I need to do exactly the same thing, but I am a super novice. Can you take me to the very beginning like what type of questions to use, etc.? Thanks for any help you can give me!
