Grade 6 · Technology · Lesson 30

Code a quiz or interactive story

A quiz asks the player a question, checks their answer, and updates a score. An interactive story tells a scene, asks the player to choose, and then jumps to a different scene depending on the choice. Both are built from the same parts: text on screen, a choice the player makes, a condition that checks the choice, and a variable that remembers what happened so far. Plan every branch on paper first, then code one screen at a time.

What this lesson teaches

1Plan an interactive story with an opening scene, two choices, and an outcome for each branch
2Match each story choice to the outcome it should lead to
3Use variables, events, and conditions to score a quiz and follow a story branch
4Test the quiz or story and rewrite any branch that confuses the player

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