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Interesting problem to solve. Look at this code and see if it provides you the repeatable process to keep continuing with your quiz. The only area that I have a bit of a problem is your big if statements that check for scores and print varying responses. When the user has fewer questions, I had to add the older answered questions to the tally to stay in the same range. Otherwise, this should work.

Things I changed.

#1: Questions is a list of tuples. Each tuple is a question and answer (q1,'c') as example.

#2: Since we need to repeat the questions, I am iterating through incorrect question list each time. To start off, I set all questions as incorrect. So the incorrect questions list has values 0 thru 14.

#3: Every time the user answers correctly, I am removing the question from the incorrect question list.

#4: Since I am manipulating the list itself by removing the correctly answered question, I cannot use a for loop. Instead I am using a while loop and ensuring I am going through the list only till the max of list

#5: I am looping the Quiz function until the user decides to stop playing. To start with, I am setting the flag as yes and checking for it before I call Quiz function. I am returning the user's decision back as a return statement. That is helping the loop to keep going.

#6: Finally, I moved all the questions outside and made Questions a global variable. Since we are going to call Quiz a few times, I didn't want Questions to be defined every time. If you want to keep it inside, its your choice. It does not impact the overall solution. However, you need to make it a list of tuples. Additionally, inc_questions has to be global so you can manipulate it as many times as you need.

Below is the code. Let me know if you find any errors.