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Choice Question Types

Documentation for Multiple Choice, Dropdown, Picture Choice, Yes/No, Ranking, and Matrix question types.

Multiple Choice

Present a list of text options for the respondent to choose from. Supports single-select, multi-select, "Other" free-text, randomization, and alphabetical ordering.

Multiple Choice Question
A multiple choice question with several options.

Type identifier: multiple_choice

Properties

PropertyTypeDescriptionDefault
choicesChoice[]Array of choice options. Each choice has an id, label, and optional imageUrl.[]
allowMultiplebooleanAllow the respondent to select more than one option.false
allowOtherbooleanShow an "Other" option with a free-text input where the respondent can type a custom answer.false
randomizebooleanRandomize the order of choices each time the question is displayed.false
alphabeticalOrderbooleanSort choices alphabetically. Ignored if randomize is enabled (randomize takes precedence).false

Choice Object

Each choice in the choices array has:

FieldTypeDescription
idstringUnique identifier for this choice. Used in logic jumps and scoring.
labelstringThe display text for the choice.
imageUrlstringOptional image URL for the choice (not typically used in standard multiple choice; see Picture Choice).

Validation

If required is true, the respondent must select at least one option before proceeding.

Logic Jump Operators

equals, not_equals, is_answered, is_not_answered

When using equals or not_equals, the comparison value is the choice ID. For multi-select questions, equals checks if the value is among the selected items.

Answer Format

  • Single select (allowMultiple: false): A string (the selected choice ID).
  • Multi-select (allowMultiple: true): An array of strings (the selected choice IDs).

Quiz Mode Scoring

Multiple Choice is a scorable question type in all quiz modes:

  • Knowledge Quiz: Set correctAnswers (array of correct choice IDs) and correctAnswerScore (points per correct answer).
  • Lead Qualification: Set choiceScores (mapping of choice ID to point value).
  • Match Quiz: Set choiceOutcomes (mapping of choice ID to end screen question IDs).

Keyboard shortcuts are available for choice selection. Respondents can press letter keys (A, B, C, etc.) to select options, which appear as indicators next to each choice.


A dropdown menu for selecting from a list of options. Supports the same configuration as Multiple Choice but displays options in a compact dropdown format.

Dropdown Question
A dropdown selector question.

Type identifier: dropdown

Properties

PropertyTypeDescriptionDefault
choicesChoice[]Array of choice options.[]
allowMultiplebooleanAllow selecting multiple options from the dropdown.false
allowOtherbooleanShow an "Other" option with free-text input.false
placeholderstringPlaceholder text shown before a selection is made.None
randomizebooleanRandomize the order of choices.false
alphabeticalOrderbooleanSort choices alphabetically.false

Validation

If required is true, the respondent must select at least one option.

Logic Jump Operators

equals, not_equals, is_answered, is_not_answered

Answer Format

  • Single select: A string (the selected choice ID).
  • Multi-select: An array of strings (the selected choice IDs).

Quiz Mode Scoring

Dropdown is a scorable question type. Scoring configuration is identical to Multiple Choice.


Picture Choice

Present image-based options for the respondent to choose from. Each choice displays an image with an optional text label below it.

Picture Choice Question
A picture choice question with image options.

Type identifier: picture_choice

Properties

PropertyTypeDescriptionDefault
choicesChoice[]Array of choice options. Each choice should have an imageUrl in addition to id and label.[]
allowMultiplebooleanAllow selecting multiple images.false
allowOtherbooleanShow an "Other" option with free-text input.false
randomizebooleanRandomize the order of image choices.false
alphabeticalOrderbooleanSort choices alphabetically by label.false

Choice Object (Picture Choice)

FieldTypeDescription
idstringUnique identifier for this choice.
labelstringText label displayed below the image.
imageUrlstringURL of the image to display for this choice.

Validation

If required is true, the respondent must select at least one image.

Logic Jump Operators

equals, not_equals, is_answered, is_not_answered

Answer Format

  • Single select: A string (the selected choice ID).
  • Multi-select: An array of strings (the selected choice IDs).

Quiz Mode Scoring

Picture Choice is a scorable question type. Scoring configuration is identical to Multiple Choice.

Picture Choice options are displayed in a responsive grid layout. On desktop, images are shown in a multi-column grid; on mobile, they stack vertically.


Yes / No

A simple binary question that presents "Yes" and "No" buttons.

Yes/No Question
A yes/no binary choice question.

Type identifier: yes_no

Properties

The Yes/No question type has no additional properties beyond the common question properties.

Validation

If required is true, the respondent must click either "Yes" or "No".

Logic Jump Operators

equals, not_equals, is_answered, is_not_answered

When using equals, compare against true (Yes) or false (No). String values "true" and "false" are also accepted.

Answer Format

The answer is stored as a boolean (true for Yes, false for No, or null if unanswered).

Quiz Mode Scoring

Yes/No is a scorable question type:

  • Knowledge Quiz: Set correctAnswers with a single value of "true" or "false".
  • Lead Qualification: Set choiceScores with keys "true" and "false".
  • Match Quiz: Set choiceOutcomes with keys "true" and "false".

The Yes/No question auto-advances to the next question immediately upon selection. There is no separate "OK" button.


Ranking

Present a list of items for the respondent to arrange in their preferred order by dragging and dropping.

Ranking Question
A drag-to-rank question where respondents reorder items.

Type identifier: ranking

Properties

PropertyTypeDescriptionDefault
choicesChoice[]Array of items to rank. Each has an id and label.[]

Validation

If required is true, the respondent must submit a ranking (all items must be in a defined order).

Logic Jump Operators

equals, not_equals, is_answered, is_not_answered

Answer Format

The answer is stored as an array of strings (choice IDs in the respondent's ranked order, from first to last).

json
["choice_3", "choice_1", "choice_2"]

The ranking field uses drag-and-drop interaction. On mobile devices, respondents can use touch gestures to reorder items.


Matrix

A grid-based question type where respondents rate multiple items (rows) across multiple categories (columns). Each row-column intersection is a selectable option.

Matrix Question
A matrix grid question with rows and columns.

Type identifier: matrix

Properties

PropertyTypeDescriptionDefault
rowsstring[]Array of row labels (the items being rated).[]
columnsstring[]Array of column labels (the rating categories).[]
randomizeRowsbooleanRandomize the order of rows.false
randomizeColumnsbooleanRandomize the order of columns.false

Validation

If required is true, the respondent must select one option per row.

Logic Jump Operators

equals, not_equals, is_answered, is_not_answered

Answer Format

The answer is stored as an object (Record<string, string>) mapping each row label to the selected column label:

json
{
  "Product Quality": "Excellent",
  "Customer Service": "Good",
  "Value for Money": "Average"
}

Matrix questions display as a responsive grid on desktop and adapt to a stacked format on mobile devices for better usability. Both rows and columns support independent randomization.

Last updated: April 6, 2026