Yes. It gives you more control over how quizzes behave and how scoring works, which helps when you run several courses with different quiz rules, difficulty levels, or assessment styles.

Not right now. The new question types can be created and updated from the question edit page, but they aren’t compatible with the built-in LearnDash Quiz Builder.

Yes, at least one of the new types (Swipe) supports image and text answer options. Audio Questions also allow learners to record and submit audio responses inside the quiz.

The add-on includes Jumbled Sentence, Swipe, Calculated Formula, Drag-and-Fill, and Audio Questions. These help you build quizzes that feel less repetitive and more interactive.

Yes. You can add time limits for each question. Keep it unlimited for easy questions, give more time for multi-step questions, or make it tight for high-pressure checks.

Yes. You can set a start and end date/time so the quiz is only available during that window. It’s useful for timed cohorts, exams, or limited-access assessments.

Positive Marking lets you award more than one point for a correct answer. It overrides the usual “1 point” default and gives you more flexibility for weighted questions.

Negative Marking deducts points when a student answers a question incorrectly. You can set the deduction per question, and you can use decimal values if you want tighter scoring control.

Yes. Learners can save their quiz progress and return later to continue from where they left off. This helps when a quiz is long or learners get interrupted.

It adds new question types, per-question time limits, and extra scoring controls. You also get options like negative marking, positive marking, and save/resume for quiz attempts.