Ask questions that distinguish the outcomes.
Begin with the recommendations you want to offer. Then choose a few questions whose answers meaningfully change the fit. Short questions with concrete choices are easier to use than a long generic assessment.
Make the scoring inspectable.
The Recommendation quiz template gives each answer a value from 1 to 3 and sums the three answers. The resulting score controls which section appears. You can inspect the calculation in Logic and edit the numeric values on the choice options.
Avoid gaps and overlapping recommendations.
Use ranges that cover all possible scores exactly once. The starter quiz uses 3–4, 5–6 and 7–9, and waits until all three questions have answers. If you change the number of questions or their values, update those boundaries too.
Explain the fit, then offer a next step.
Give each recommendation a useful description. Add a link to your own resource or offer, or collect the choices with a Send Response button. This is a rule-based recommendation, not an AI judgment or validated diagnostic test.