Open Source C Quiz Makers

iGNUit is a memorization aid based on the Leitner flashcard system. It has a GNOME look and feel, a good selection of quiz options, and supports UTF-8. Cards can include embedded audio, images, and mathematical formulae (via LaTeX). It can import and export several file formats, including CSV. iGNUit can be used for both long-term learning and cramming.

For all C programmer, it is an editable app designed and programmed in C language with Large amount of C Graphics and File Handling concept. Manual for help and troubleshoot is enclosed with it.

HTMLearn is an easy to use multiple choice quiz program.

A quiz program for the Palm OS to be used as a study aid for learning Japanese. One of its highlights is the written Kanji recognition engine. Intentions are to merge it with a dictionary to provide an all encompassing learning tool.

Kana to Kanji - Quiz is a free software to learn Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji. However, this software is currently only available in French. Kanjis are only available with different packs to add. Notice to install inside. LOG de Version 1.4 : - correction d'un bug majeur apparu avec la V1.3 qui utilisait la mémoire vive sans la vider jusqu'au crash de l'application - ajout de la sélection de profil par l'intermédiaire d'un "menu" à choix multiples - ajout de la sélection de dossier de kanjis par l'intermédiaire d'un "menu" à choix multiples - ajout d'un bouton pour retourner au choix de profil

This is a module for PAM. It's purpose is to quiz a user who is attempting to log into a system with very simple questions that verify that the entity logging in is human.

Small game of questions. Written in ANSI C using the SDL library.

Poludnitsa is a free exam/quiz platform. I wrote it because I needed a simple and robust platform to test a bunch of people. Poludnitsa is a CGI application, therefore it requires a web server (like Apache, nginx, etc). It's primarily written (and runs) on Linux platforms, however, being written in pure ANSI C makes it easily portable to virtually any platform. Poludnitsa stores all information in a PostgreSQL database. The installation of Poludnitsa is quite straigth-forward: it's as simple as putting two *.cgi files on your Linux web server, creating a text file with the SQL configuration that Poludnitsa should use, and access the administration GUI which will provide a wizard for initial configuration (detailed instructions are provided within the package).