Single-choice polls

A single-choice poll asks each participant to choose one answer from a prepared list.

Use it when the answers are mutually exclusive or when you need one clear preference from each person. For example: “Which topic should we discuss first?”

Create a single-choice poll

Follow Create a poll and choose Single Choice Poll. Enter the question, then replace Option 1 and Option 2 with your answers.

Start the activity when you are ready to collect responses.

What participants do

Participants select one choice. Stormz submits the answer immediately.

See Change a poll to control whether participants may replace that response and when they see the results.

See Edit poll choices to change labels, order, descriptions, short labels, icons, and colors.

Mark a good answer

Under Good answer, select the expected answer. Leave No correct answer selected for opinion polls or preferences.

You can show the good answer with the results or reveal it later.

Read the results

Each choice shows its percentage and number of responses. Because every participant chooses once, the choice percentages describe how the group divided its answers.

If a good answer is configured, Stormz can also show how many participants selected it.

Show choices on an image

A single-choice poll can replace the standard list with selectable areas on an image. The responses and results remain those of the same poll.

See Use image zones in a poll to choose a template or draw your own zones.