I'll help you create a program for a four-choice test covering multiplication tables and basic operations. Here's the implementation: Math Quiz

Math Quiz

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`; quizContainer.appendChild(questionElement); }); document.querySelectorAll('.option').forEach(button => { button.addEventListener('click', selectOption); }); } function selectOption(e) { const questionIndex = parseInt(e.target.dataset.question); const optionIndex = parseInt(e.target.dataset.option); questions[questionIndex].selected = optionIndex; renderQuiz(); } function checkAnswers() { score = 0; questions.forEach(q => { if (q.options[q.selected] === q.answer) { score++; } }); scoreDisplay.textContent = `Your score: ${score}/${questions.length}`; startBtn.disabled = false; checkBtn.disabled = true; } }); This program includes: 1. A clean HTML interface with responsive design 2. Randomly generated questions covering all four basic operations 3. Four multiple-choice options for each question 4. Score tracking 5. The ability to restart the quiz The multiplication questions use numbers 1-10, while other operations use numbers up to 50 for appropriate difficulty. Division questions are designed to always result in whole numbers.