Google Forms Conditional Logic Quiz

What is the main purpose of using conditional logic in forms?

• To ensure all users answer the same questions

• To make forms look more attractive

• To collect more detailed information based on user choices

• To reduce the number of questions in a form

What is the first step in setting up conditional logic in a form?

• Deleting unnecessary questions

• Changing the form theme

• Creating additional sections

• Adding a new form

Which question types can be used for branching logic?

• Checkboxes and text

• Paragraph and short answer

• Multiple choice and dropdown

• Date and time

Why is it important to label sections in a form?

• To change the form's color scheme

• To make the form look organized

• To ensure correct branching and navigation

• To add more questions easily

What should you do after adding further questions to a section?

• Add more sections

• Delete the previous sections

• Test the form to ensure correct branching

• Change the form's font style

What is a best practice when branching off within a form?

• Include a feedback section

• Add a video tutorial

• Ensure the question is required

• Make sure the question is optional

What should you do to ensure the form ends correctly?

• Add a new section

• Include a feedback form

• Add a submit form option at the end

• Include a thank you message

Why is it important to preview and test your form?

• To add more questions if needed

• To check the form's color scheme

• To verify that branching works correctly

• To ensure all questions are visible

What should you do if a section is not needed anymore?

• Delete the section

• Rename the section

• Add more questions to it

• Change its position

What is a key benefit of using conditional logic in forms?

• It makes forms shorter

• It increases the form's loading speed

• It personalizes the user experience

• It reduces the need for user input