Frank Zappa said, “Without music to decorate it, time is just a bunch of boring production deadlines or dates by which bills must be paid.” Without sound, quizzes will become more boring. Sound can add a new dimension to quizzes. Quizzes with sound improve teacher options and student success. You can enhance the questions with sound and let quiz-takers hear questions as well as read them or spice up their experience.

Unlike traditional paper based test, everything is static. Computer based test will be more interactive and friendly if you adopt Flash quizzes. You could add multimedia files to quizzes such as sound to let quiz be more interactive and lively. Adobe Flash is good tool to make a Flash quiz, however, QuizCreator will be more easy-to-use for users to create Flash quiz with sound in minutes without script skills.

QuizCreator has two options for you to merge sounds into quiz, recording your voice and add external music.

1. Recording your own voice for quizzes is easy with QuizCreator.
You don’t need other 3rd party software to help you record it. The built-in record narration feature allows you record your voice and embed to quiz questions with ease. Click the question you want to add your sound, click Properties, click Sound -> Record

2. Importing music to questions is also simple.
If you already have sound files on your computer, you can insert these directly into the specified question. Click the question you want to add your sound, click Properties, click Sound -> Import Sound

Quizzes with sound will be more popular for teachers nowadays. In most popular lanuage test, such as IELTS, listening question type is one of the major question types. If you can add sound to the listening questions, such lanuage test could be taken on computer. Making a music quiz is also available, you could import short music clips to quiz and let students listen to it identify the composer. There are so many use of adding sound to quizzes. So, go ahead, add sound to your quizzes with QuizCreator!