Knowledge checks

Questions appear inside a module, where the idea they check was just explained — not as an exam at the end.

What you'll be asked

• Multiple choice — pick one option from three or four. The screen prompts you with Choose one option.
• True or false — judge a statement.

A counter shows where you are, as 2 of 5.

After you answer

Every question carries an explanation, shown once you've answered — including when you got it right. Getting one wrong is not a dead end; the explanation is the point of asking.

Then Continue moves you on.

When you can't skip ahead

Some questions hold the module until you answer. Auto-advance pauses and forward navigation waits. There's nothing to fix — answer the question and playback resumes.

This is also why some scenes further on aren't listed in the navigation yet: they're behind a check you haven't cleared.

The tutor won't give you the answer

You can ask the in-module tutor about a question you're stuck on, and it will help you reason — but it deliberately won't reveal or confirm the answer while the question is live. Ask it to explain the underlying idea instead. See Asking questions.

Once you've answered and got it wrong, the tutor can explain why — there's a prompt for exactly that.

What gets recorded

Each answer is stored as structured data: which question, which option you chose, whether it was correct, and which attempt. Free text you type is never stored from a quiz interaction.

Your organization sees this as part of how the training performed. What that adds up to is covered in Your progress.