How to build an interactive quiz with Bink
Turn any form into a quiz with scoring, correct answers and a passing threshold. Ready-to-use ideas for school, team building, lead gen and content marketing.
What makes a "good" quiz
A quiz works when it combines three things: a clear promise ("test your knowledge of X", "what type of Y are you?"), few questions (5–10 max), and a result the visitor wants to share.
Bink lets you build quizzes in minutes on top of the form system, with automatic scoring, correct answers, and an optional passing threshold.
Turning on Quiz mode
Go to your form, open Settings and toggle "Quiz Mode". From now on, on single-choice (RADIO) and multi-choice (CHECKBOX) questions you'll see a ✓ icon next to each option: click it to mark the correct answer.
For each question you set how many points it is worth if answered correctly. You can also define a passing threshold (%) to display "passed" or "not passed".
Knowledge quiz for your niche
Are you a consultant, trainer, or creator? Build a "How well do you know [topic]?" quiz with 5–7 key questions from your field. It is the best hook for your audience: it shows authority, entertains, and brings in leads.
Ideas: "How much do you know about SEO?", "Are you a wine expert?", "How well do you know sports nutrition?". Set the passing threshold at 70% to add a sense of challenge.
Personality quiz / "What type are you?"
BuzzFeed-style: "What kind of founder are you?", "Which destination is right for you?". Here there are no traditional "correct" answers — you use points to build profiles.
Trick: assign different points to each option (e.g. option A = 1 pt, B = 2 pt, C = 3 pt). The final score maps to a profile described in the thank-you message.
Quizzes for schools, courses, corporate training
Teacher or trainer? Build assessment quizzes for your students. Quiz mode on, threshold at 60%, show "correct answers in the recap" so students learn from their mistakes.
Export all responses as CSV to analyze which questions were most often wrong — useful to know where to revisit the topic in class.
Assessment quiz for new clients
Coaches, therapists, nutritionists: use a quiz as a pre-assessment tool. "What is your stress level from 1 to 10?", "How many coffees do you have per day?", "How many hours do you sleep on average?".
There is no "correct answer" — the aggregate score gives you a picture of the client before the first call. Show the score to the client to make them aware.
Lead-gen quiz with bonus
Set a passing threshold (e.g. 70%) and in the thank-you message offer a bonus to those who pass ("You won a 20% discount, here is the code").
It works because the visitor feels they "earned" something instead of merely filling in a form.
Configuring a quiz in practice
1) Create a new form and name it ("How well do you know [topic]?"). 2) Add 5–10 single-choice or multi-choice questions. 3) Open Settings → enable Quiz Mode, decide whether to show score and correct answers, set the threshold.
4) Back in the builder, click ✓ next to the correct answer(s) on each question and set the points. 5) Publish and share the link. Responses and scores land in your dashboard.
Promoting your quiz
Quizzes are inherently shareable content. Drop it as a block on your Bink page, share the direct link on socials, embed it in your newsletter.
Tip: in your launch post, invite people to compete ("Can you beat 70%?"). Competitive quizzes pull more shares than standard content.