Advice Needed Using GPRM Registers For a Quiz/Testing DVD

Question

I have a customer that wants a DVD that will play several instructional videos and after each video jump to a Q & A.  That part is easy enough.  The trick is:
He also wants to track of number of right and wrong responses during the Q & A.  My thought is to use GPRM registers to keep a tally.  I could use a bit schema to track which answers were correct ( ie 1010 binary would mean, from right to left, 1st & 3rd answers were wrong, 2nd & 4th were correct).  I could track up to 16 questions per GPRM register. 
At the end of the quiz, he wants to display the results of the tally in the GPRM registers.  Ideally, the DVD would display a generated number that would be written down by the student, and given to the tester, who would have a key for what questions were answered correctly.   ie the displayed number to the previous example would be "10" (decimal value for binary "1010" ).
I know I can have a DVD jump to a specific screen based on what is in a register, but that would mean having to generate a result screen for EVERY possible combination of right and wrong answers. 
So, my question is, can I dynamically generate something like an "overlay" to display the GPRM contents?
Alternatively, is it possible to generate a URL that would have the GPRM contents imbedded, and passed to DVD@access?  A dedicated page would be displayed and the student would print the page to give to the tester, or possibly have the information entered directly into a database.
The desire of the tester is to prevent cheating by the student, and for the tester to have a reasonably accurate idea of where the student needs to focus his/her studies.  Since I could not find anything every remotely similar to this project in the forum, I am hoping to glean some advice from the pros here.
If I am heading in entirely the wrong direction, PLEASE let me know.  Any advise on the proper approach to this project would be GREATLY appreciated. 
I have projected about 16 man hours to complete this project - 5 videos and about 80 questions.  As long as the scripting is as straight forward as I think it is, is this a reasonable expectation? 
TIA for any advice and suggestions.
[NOTE: Cross posted at lafcpug }

Answer 1

Thanks, Shawn. 
All that being said, the best solution would be to not create a DVD. This sort of project would be much easier, and give you better results if you did this in Flash. The only reason I could see to use a DVD would be if the testers only had access to a DVD player and not a computer.
That was exactly my sugestion as well.  But the client is quite insistent on creating the project as a DVD - yes the DVD Player uption is a requirement.
I have created DVD with several thousand links... very daunting, but turned out well and the customer was very happy.
I reviewed the DVDSP manual to make sure what the customer wanted was not covered, but I wanted to make sure.
What I have suggested is that when I student gets an answer wrong that an option is given to review the relavent section.  Since there will be less that 100 question, it would not be a big deal to created an appropriate final score bases on a GPRM value.
Thank you very much for the rreply.  It is greatly apprecaited.