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Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Quizmaster organizes its content into quizzes grouped by subject and chapter. Each quiz runs against a countdown timer, so it is worth reading this page before you attempt your first one. All quiz-related routes are protected — you must be logged in to access them.

Browsing the quiz list

Go to /quizzes to see every quiz available to you. Each entry shows:
  • Name — the quiz title
  • Chapter — the subject area or chapter it covers
  • Date — when the quiz was published or scheduled
  • Duration — the time limit in minutes
  • Remarks — any notes from the instructor
Quizzes are organized by chapter, making it easy to focus on the subject you are studying.

Taking a quiz

The countdown timer starts the moment a quiz loads. There is no pause option. Make sure you are ready and in a distraction-free environment before opening a quiz.
1

Select a quiz

From /quizzes, click the quiz you want to attempt. This opens the quiz at /quiz/:id.
2

Read the timer

The remaining time is displayed prominently at the top of the page. It begins counting down immediately based on the quiz’s configured duration. If the timer reaches zero, your answers are submitted automatically.
3

Answer each question

Each question presents a statement followed by four answer options. Select the option you believe is correct. You can change your selection at any time before submitting.
4

Submit the quiz

When you have answered all questions (or the timer expires), click Submit. Your answers — along with the time you took — are sent to the server.
5

View your results

You are redirected immediately to /results/:id, where you can see your score for that attempt.

Understanding your results

The results page shows three figures for the attempt you just completed:
FieldDescription
Total questionsThe number of questions in the quiz
Total scoredThe number of questions you answered correctly
PercentageYour score expressed as a percentage
Your result is also saved to your score history, which you can review at any time from the dashboard.

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