<oelt-quiz>

A container for question components that aggregates their results into a single weighted score and reports one interaction. It’s the only component that aggregates — child questions still report their own interactions too. Interaction type: performance.

Markup

<oelt-quiz id="final" mastery="0.7">
  <p>Answer all questions, then your score is reported.</p>

  <oelt-mcq id="q1" mode="single" key="b" weight="1">
    <p slot="prompt">Which standard is recommended for new content?</p>
    <oelt-option value="a">SCORM 1.2</oelt-option>
    <oelt-option value="b">cmi5</oelt-option>
  </oelt-mcq>

  <oelt-text-entry id="q2" answer="cmi5" weight="2">
    <p slot="prompt">Name that standard (one word).</p>
  </oelt-text-entry>
</oelt-quiz>

Children are known question types (today <oelt-mcq> and <oelt-text-entry>), each with an id and an optional weight (default 1).

Attributes

Attribute	Description
`id`	Required. Interaction id.
`mastery`	0–1 pass threshold. Set ⇒ result is `passed`/`failed` by score ≥ mastery; absent ⇒ `completed`.
`pool`	Show a random N of the available questions (absent ⇒ all).
`shuffle`	Randomize question order on load.

Scoring

Each question contributes its most recent score (0–1).
The aggregate is Σ(weightᵢ × scoreᵢ) / Σ(weightᵢ) over the active (pooled-in) questions.
With mastery, the result is passed/failed; without it, completed.

A single-interaction (source: the quiz id) or weighted-interactions score rule in the manifest consumes this aggregate. See the tracking guide.

Keyboard map

No custom key handling — each child question keeps its native keyboard model, and Tab order follows the DOM (reordered by shuffle/pool).

A role="status" region announces progress (“Answered 1 of 2 questions”) and the final outcome (“Quiz complete. Score 75%.”).
Pooled-out questions get the native hidden attribute, so assistive tech never reaches them.
The quiz adds no roles to its questions; native semantics are untouched.

Tracking events

Emits oelt-interaction once every active question has reported: type: "performance", with the aggregated result and score. If a question allows retry and re-answers, the quiz updates and re-emits (latest answer wins).