Sample Labview .vi For Random Anatomy Course

I am learning Labview and my first challenge is to build a course for one of my daughters who is taking Anatomy in her nursing program. I would like to find an example of a vi that asks a question or shows a picture and the users selects A/B/C/D of which one is correct and three are incorrect. Hopefully someone from the collective can get me there close.
I'm thinking I would use an array which has the following elements using a 3 dimensional array. The three elements in index 0 would be {num, question, link to image}. I'm thinking several hundred questions. Also thinking of using a random number generator to randomly select the questions. Use a second array which shows {num, wrong answer}.
Request the collective point me to a vi which gets me close and I'll pick away at it. Eventually I want to move to test equipment but trying to start somewhat simple first.
Tony

OK, so here's the game with the images and sounds which I got off the web back then. The main VI is called main.vi.
Keep in mind that besides the points I mentioned previously, it also requires some OpenG VIs. You can either install OpenG or remove them and find replacements. Also, it uses some relative paths which might require some changes to the code if you build an EXE, but I'll let you figure things out.
And yes, the sounds are just the WAVs that Windows had. It was for a five year old and any sound was good enough for my purposes.
Try to take over the world!
Attachments:
Picture Game.zip ‏2217 KB

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