Hi, I'm trying to build a quiz app. The quizzes will have varying numbers of questions and a radio button next to each of 4 potential answers (there will only be one correct answer for each question). I want to save the user's answers in the database and automatically grade the quiz by comparing it to the actual answers. I have a model for the question and a model to add answers so far, set up kind of like the poll tutorial. That way I can add both questions and answers from the admin (and reuse both). What I can't understand is how I can save the radio button responses and generate the actual form for the quiz- taker. I know, if I'm saving the user's quiz, it has to be saved in the model. It seems like I should be using a ModelForm for that. But I also want to generate the questions and potential answers in the same template with the radio buttons. Should I be populating the form with the question and answer objects from the two models and then generating radio buttons (related to a third model) in the template ? Sorry, I know this isn't so clear. Am I just way off in how I'm doing/ thinking of this problem ? Could you give a general explanation of how this should be done or point me to an app that already does this (which I can use/examine code from) ?
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