If you create a single choice questions, the survey participant can, for this question, on choose one of the offered available answers. When you select single choice in the drop-down menu, a page is opened where you create the question, specifying all belonging details.
To the left you enter a Question text with max 400 characters and any descriptive text with a maximum of 2,000 characters, in the Explanation field. Both the question and the explanation are seen in web surveys.
Under Audio file there shall be a name of the filet o be played to telephony survey participants, such as Question1.wav. to choose between available phrase file or to create new ones with Text-To-Speech, you click on the 
icon, opening the Handle Phrase files.
If you, in the previous window, have selected Single choice or Multiple choice, you have at the bottom of the question pane, an option of changing your mind as to which question type this should be, meaning that you can change from Single choice to Multiple choice, or vice versa.
If you will be using the question in a web survey you also have the option of making the question Required, meaning that the customer must answer it to be able to end or move on in the survey. In the survey you then see the required question with an asterisk 
If you want the question to generate agent statistics and later be seen in a support function in ACE Agent you check Displayed in Agent evaluation - survey.
Under Show goal achievement as you select whether goal achievement shall be calculated from an average value or from which percentage that have given a specific value in their survey answers.
This choice affects how the result of the question shall be presented to the agent.
- Average value
- Selected if a goal in your organisation is considered achieved by a specific average value of all answers. If for example it is a questions with five available answers and five people rate it a 2, five other rate it 4 and another five rate it a 5, the agent will in his view see the average value for the selected period, which is 3.7 in this case.
- Percentage Proportion of answers that is greater than or equals x
- If you measure by service levels in your organisation, such as 80% shall have rated 4 or 5 for it to be approved, you tick the radio button Percentage – proportion of answers is larger than or equals and enter the figure 4. In his view the agent will see the percentage of the survey participants that have rated the survey 4 or higher.
- Proportion of answers that is less than or equals x
- If you ask a question where the rating 1 would be the best you use Percentage - proportion of answers is less than or equals.
- Average value
- Selected if a goal in your organisation is considered achieved by a specific average value of all answers. If for for example it is a questions with five available answers and five people rate it a 2, five other rate it 4 and another five rate it a 5, the agent will in his view see the average value for the selected period, which is 3.7 in this case.
- Percentage Proportion of answers that is greater than or equals x
- If you measure by service levels in your organisation, such as 80% shall have rated 4 or 5 for it to be approved, you tick the radio button Percentage – proportion of answers is larger than or equals and enter the figure 4. In his view the agent will see the percentage of the survey participants that have rated the survey 4 or higher.
- Proportion of answers that is less than or equals x
- If you ask a question where the rating 1 would be the best you use Percentage - proportion of answers is less than or equals.
What else you have to configure for Agent evaluation - survey is seen in a separate section.