Basic Trivia Game

I am looking to make a trivia game as a special feature on my dvd for my kids...1 trivia game per each kid 10 questions each...After each question a track is going to with them saying YAY or NO and then it proceeds to the next question....The questions do not need to be in random order....infact id prefer they are not...also id like at the end of the quiz for a menu to say how many they got right out of how many....i have developed a way to do this however it involves using over a hundred menu's and tracks with different end jumps...i do not know anyhting about scripting but i am willing to use it if someone lays it out for me....im using DVDSP4.....and ideas?

Do a quick search using the "more options" and search last year, just put the word "trivia" in the DVD SP forum and there are many threads. I think some of them had some details and point to projects files

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