> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.learnpack.co/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# How to publish a learnpack package in the cloud

# Create Quizzes in LearnPack

Quizzes help learners check understanding, think critically, and stay engaged. In LearnPack, quizzes are written in **plain Markdown**, then rendered as interactive content using simple formatting rules.

<Callout type="info">
  <span style={{color:'#4F46E5'}}><strong>Works with plain Markdown:</strong></span> write questions and options using standard Markdown checkboxes, LearnPack handles the rest.
</Callout>

## Key rules

### Structure of a quiz

* **Question title:** the question text itself.
* **Blank line:** leave one empty line after the title.
* **Options:** use a checklist

  * Incorrect: `- [ ]`
  * Correct: `- [x]`

### One correct answer

* Each question must have **only one** correct option.

### Proper indentation

* Indent options by **3–6 spaces** beneath the question title.
* Incorrect indentation causes parsing to fail.

### Blank line between title and options

* Always include a **blank line** between the question title and its options.

<Callout type="tip">
  <span style={{color:'#4F46E5'}}><strong>Tip:</strong></span> In editors like VS Code, use <kbd>Tab</kbd> to keep consistent indentation.
</Callout>

## Formatting examples

### Numbered questions

```md theme={null}
1. What is the capital of France?

   - [ ] Berlin
   - [ ] Madrid
   - [x] Paris

2. Which planet is known as the Red Planet?

   - [ ] Earth
   - [x] Mars
   - [ ] Jupiter
```

### Bulleted questions

```md theme={null}
- What is 2 + 2?

  - [ ] 3
  - [x] 4
  - [ ] 5

- What is the boiling point of water?

  - [x] 100°C
  - [ ] 50°C
  - [ ] 150°C
```

## Quick rubric

| Check            | What to verify                              |
| ---------------- | ------------------------------------------- |
| **Outcome:**     | One correct answer per question             |
| **Indentation:** | Options indented **3–6 spaces**             |
| **Spacing:**     | **Blank line** between title and options    |
| **Syntax:**      | Use Markdown checkboxes `- [ ]` and `- [x]` |

## Multiple quizzes in one lesson

You can include several quizzes in the same Markdown file. Separate them with headings or text blocks.

```md theme={null}
Welcome to the HTML Basics lesson! In this lesson, we will explore the fundamentals of HTML.

### Quiz 1: HTML Basics

1. What is HTML used for?

   - [x] Creating websites
   - [ ] Writing code
   - [ ] Designing animations

2. What does HTML stand for?

   - [ ] Hyper Trainer Markup Language
   - [x] Hyper Text Markup Language
   - [ ] Home Tool Markup Language

---

### Quiz 2: CSS Basics

1. What is CSS used for?

   - [ ] Developing databases
   - [x] Styling websites
   - [ ] Writing server-side code

2. Which property is used to change text color in CSS?

   - [ ] font-color
   - [x] color
   - [ ] text-color
```

## Pro tips

* **Use a Markdown editor:** Tools like VS Code or Obsidian make indentation easier. In VS Code, `Shift + Alt + F` can auto-format.
* **Test before publishing:** Preview the Markdown to confirm structure and the correct answer.
* **Keep questions clear:** Write concise, relevant prompts.

***

Quizzes reinforce learning when crafted with clear structure and consistent formatting. Happy teaching! 🎉

## Next up

<Columns cols={2}>
  <div>
    <Card title="Add Quizzes, Projects, and Open-Ended Tasks" href="/creating-courses/adding-quizzes-projects-and-open-ended-tasks" icon="square-check">
      Expand beyond multiple choice, add projects and open-ended work.
    </Card>

    ```
    <Card
      title="Best Practices for Course Design"
      href="/creating-courses/best-practices-for-course-design"
      icon="lightbulb"
    >
      Make interactive courses clear, consistent, and effective.
    </Card>
    ```
  </div>

  <div>
    <Card title="Adding Diagrams to Your LearnPack Course" href="/creating-courses/adding-diagrams-to-your-learnpack-course" icon="diagram-project">
      Use visuals to support complex topics.
    </Card>

    ```
    <Card
      title="Adding Images to Your Courses and Packages"
      href="/creating-courses/adding-images-to-your-courses-and-packages"
      icon="image"
    >
      Include screenshots and figures for better comprehension.
    </Card>
    ```
  </div>
</Columns>