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# How to Set Up Your Neighborhood Quiz
How to set up your Neighborhood Quiz: edit its questions, match each answer to your areas, add it to your website, and test it.
The Neighborhood Quiz asks visitors a few questions, like their budget and lifestyle, then shows them the neighborhood that fits them best. To see their result, they fill in their contact details, so they become a lead in your **Lead Manager**.
{% hint style="info" %}
The quiz recommends your area guide pages, so set those up first. Each answer needs at least one area. See [How to Add an Area Guide Page](/site-tools/area-guides/area-guide-adding-and-editing-a-new-page.md).
{% endhint %}
## Open the quiz
Go to **Site Tools > Area Guides > Find Your Neighborhood**.
## Edit the questions
Each question is a **step**. Open **Content** to see the steps. Click **Add New Step** to add one.
Click a step to change its **Step title** and **Step text**.
## Match each answer to your areas
This is the most important part. Under each step, each answer has an image, a **Label** and **Assign Areas**. Click **Assign Areas** and choose the areas or neighborhoods that fit that answer. You can type to search.
Check every answer has at least one area.
## Add the quiz to your website
The quiz opens in a popup. To open it from anywhere on your website, use this link:
`?r=find-your-neighborhood`
For example, give a button some text, like "Find Your Neighborhood", and set its link to `/?r=find-your-neighborhood`. See [How to Add a Call to Action Block to a Page](/spark-editor/spark-editor/articles-2347090-spark-editor-blocks-call-to-action.md). You can also add it to your menu.
## Test it
Open your website in a private window and take the quiz. Check you get a neighborhood at the end, and that you show up in **Leads**. Then delete the test lead: **View Profile**, the **...** menu, **Delete Lead**.
## Common Questions
I'm paying for the quiz but visitors can't find it.
The quiz only shows when something links to it. Add a button or menu link with `?r=find-your-neighborhood`.
The quiz shows an error or no result.
Check every answer has at least one area in **Assign Areas**. If visitors pick more than one answer and get an error, check the step's **Disable Multiselect** setting. If it still fails, email with what you clicked.
Can a later question change based on an earlier answer?
No. Every visitor sees the same questions.
Can I have a different quiz for each area I serve?
Your website has one quiz. Make it cover all your areas by assigning them to the answers.