How results are parsed

Scoring is a straight tally — deliberately simple so it is predictable for quiz authors:

1. Start every result’s tally at 0.
2. For each answer the player picks, add the option’s scores[resultId] to each result’s tally.
3. The result with the highest tally wins.
4. Ties break in favour of the result that appears first in the results array. That makes outcomes deterministic: identical answers always produce the identical result.

Example

"results": [
  { "id": "air",   "title": "Air" },
  { "id": "fire",  "title": "Fire" }
]

Answers scored { "fire": 2 } and { "air": 2 } produce a 2–2 tie. Air is listed first, so the player gets Air. If you want Fire to win that combination, either list Fire first or give the fire-scoring option 3 points.

Two styles, one mechanism

• Tag quizzes: every option gives 1 point to exactly one result. The tally is “how many times did each result get picked”.
• Weighted quizzes: options spread points across results ({ "air": 2, "fire": 1 }) for more nuanced mapping.

Both are the same tally underneath — pick whichever fits your quiz.