I want to show a different question depending on the previous answer

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That’s a smart way to make quizzes or surveys more engaging! Conditional questions help keep users interested and make the form feel more personalized. Most modern form builders include a “logic” feature to do exactly that.

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curates its items in a way that fits people’s favorite tastes and preferences — a similar concept to conditional logic in forms!

Thanks for sharing these detailed steps on using the “Logic” feature with Quiz and Survey Master — it’s really useful to know that you can show different questions based on previous answers, making the quiz much more engaging for users. As a quick tip: when setting up your logic rules, double-check the “When” condition (selecting the correct prior question and answer) and the “Then” action (show/hide the right follow-up question) so your branching works as expected.
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Thanks again for the helpful guide — conditional logic really takes a quiz from static to interactive!