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Adding a Randomizer

Random Question Selector allows you to add a block that automatically selects questions randomly from your Question Bank.

Published 2026/04/16

Random Question Selector

Add a randomizer that selects a defined number of questions from a chosen pool. This creates a different question set for each candidate.

Define a question pool to randomly select questions for the page.

You define how many questions to show, and the system selects them randomly for each candidate.

Example:

A pool has 10 questions. The system shows 5 random questions to each candidate.

It is useful when

- You want each candidate to see different questions

- You want to reduce answer sharing

- You want to create multiple variations of the same test

- You want to manage large question pools efficiently