Lab 4.0 - Quiz Show

Quiz shows have been around since the early days of broadcasting. Some, like this one, are based on random chance.

The rules of this Quiz Show are as follows. Two numbers are chosen randomly, between one and ten. A math operator is also randomly chosen (+, -, *, \ (integer division), or Mod). The contestant is shown the question, and then asked for the answer. Each incorrect guess makes the contestant lose one point, and each correct answer is scored based on the type of question it is:

After ten questions, the game ends and the final score is displayed.

Create an application that runs this Quiz Show for one contestant. Use a InputBox to get the answer from the user. Keep asking the user for the answer to a question until he or she gets it right. Keep a running total of the user's score, starting at zero (you'll need another label or two to track that).

You'll need:
• A Label for the directions
• Four Labels for the question:
  • A Label for the first number
  • A Label for the math operator to be used
  • A Label for the second number
  • A Label that just has " = ?" as its Text
• A Label (or two) for the number of questions remaining.
• A Button to answer the current question and give a new one.

HINTS: Use either a Do-Loop-While or a Do-While-Loop (you'll have to figure out which) to run the answer algorithm until the user gets it right. You'll need a variable for the score. You'll also have to figure out a good algorithm for selecting a random operator. This isn't an obvious lab, so try using decomposition first!