title: Multiple choice quiz in python using random function and lists
body: <p>I'm trying to make a multiple choice quiz using python. It seemed like something simple to make at first but now i'm scratching my head a lot trying to figure out how to do certain things. </p>
  
  <p>I am using two lists; one for the questions and one for the answers. I would like to make it so that a random question is chosen from the questions list, as well as 2 random items from the answers list (wrong answers) and finally the correct answer (which has the same index as the randomly selected question).
  I've got as far as selecting a random question and two random wrong answers</p>
  
  <ul>
  <li>My first problem is getting the program to display the correct answer.</li>
  <li>The second problem is how to check whether the user enters the correct answer or not. </li>
  </ul>
  
  <p>I would appreciate any feedback for my code. I'm very new to this so go a little easy please! 
  I hope my stuff is readable (sorry it's a bit long)</p>
  
  <p>thanks in advance </p>
  
  <pre><code>import random
  
  print ("Welcome to your giongo quiz\n")
  x=0
  while True:
      def begin(): # would you like to begin? yes/no... leaves if no
          wanna_begin = input("Would you like to begin?: ").lower()
          if wanna_begin == ("yes"):
              print ("Ok let's go!\n")
              get_username()#gets the user name
          elif wanna_begin != ("no") and wanna_begin != ("yes"):
              print ("I don't understand, please enter yes or no:")
              return begin()
          elif wanna_begin == ("no"):
              print ("Ok seeya!")
      break
  
  def get_username(): #get's username, checks whether it's the right length, says hello 
      username = input("Please choose a username (1-10 caracters):")
      if len(username)&gt;10 or len(username)&lt;1:
          print("Username too long or too short, try again")
          return get_username()
      else:
          print ("Hello", username, ", let's get started\n\n") 
          return randomq(questions)
  
  ##########
  
  questions = ["waku waku", "goro goro", "kushu", "bukubuku", "wai-wai", "poro", "kipashi", "juru", "pero"]
  
  answers = ["excited", "cat purring", "sneezing", "bubbling", "children playing", "teardrops falling", "crunch", "slurp", "licking"]
  
  score = 0
  
  if len(questions) &gt; 0: #I put this here because if i left it in ONly inside the function, it didnt work...
          random_item = random.randint(0, len(questions)-1)
          asked_question = questions.pop(random_item)
  
  ###########
  
  def randomq(questions):
      if len(questions) &gt; 0:
          random_item = random.randint(0, len(questions)-1)
          asked_question = questions.pop(random_item)
          print ("what does this onomatopea correspond to?\n\n%s" % asked_question, ":\n" )
          return choices(answers, random_item)
      else:
          print("You have answered all the questions")
          #return final_score
  
  def choices(answers, random_item):
      random_item = random.randint(0, len(questions)-1)
      a1 = answers.pop(random_item)
      a2 = answers.pop(random_item)
      possible_ans = [a1, a2, asked_question"""must find way for this to be right answer"""]
      random.shuffle(possible_ans)
      n = 1
      for i in possible_ans:
          print (n, "-", i) 
          n +=1
      choice = input("Enter your choice :")
      """return check_answer(asked_question, choice)"""
  
      a = questions.index(asked_question)
      b = answers.index(choice)
      if a == b:
          return True
      return False
  
  begin()
  </code></pre>