Anki add-on: Simple Multiple Choice by Denis

Overview Transform your Anki cards into a true interactive quiz. With Simple Multiple Choice by Denis, you can define up to five answer choices, have them randomly shuffled each time the card appears, select your picks directly on the front, and receive clear, colour-coded feedback on the back. Key Features Up to 5 options per question — show only the ones you fill in. Random shuffle of answers on each review so you can’t memorize positions. Interactive front: click an option for a subtle grey highlight (no right/wrong shown yet). Persistent per-note state: your selections survive “Show Answer” ↔ “Show Question” loops. Dynamic back: displays only the options you picked, coloured green (correct) or red (incorrect), plus one summary message: That’s Right – all correct and no wrong picks Missed One – only correct picks, but skipped at least one Not Quite – any wrong pick Zero dependencies: pure HTML/CSS/JS via Anki hooks — no extra libraries needed. Easy customization: tweak card/front.html, card/back.html and card/style.css to suit your style. Fields Question – your prompt Option1 … Option5 – up to five answer choices AnswerKey – a binary mask string (e.g. 10101 means Option1, Option3 & Option5 are correct) Installation Automatic: Tools → Add-ons → Get Add-ons… → enter Add-on ID Manual: download SimpleMC.ankiaddon → Tools → Add-ons → Install from file… Usage Add a new note of type Simple Multiple Choice by Denis Fill in Question, Option1–5, and AnswerKey In review: options appear in random order; click to select, then press Show Answer to see your coloured picks and summary message. Compatibility Tested on Anki 25.02.4 (2.1.25) and later. License MIT License — free to use, share, and modify. About Me Hi, I’m a student from Romania, currently studying for my CCNA certification. This add-on made my life much easier, so I decided to share it. If you have any ideas or feedback, feel free to contact me anytime. I’m open to improvements and new features. Thank you so much for your support. I’m glad to see others enjoying it as much as I do, and I hope it helps you too! I’ve also made some improvements from the first version. I have other variations ready, including one that shows the exact missed answers and a few small tweaks. The version uploaded here is what I call V2.9, but I also have a V3 with those changes ready. Here is my email: denis20alexandru@gmail.com Discord: denix6200