First,here is the design elements of my survey:Screening questions (#10, not randomized)Control Group questions (#20, randomized, timed, with a graphic)Treatment Group questions (#20, randomized, timed, with a graphic)Demographic questions (#5, not randomized)For the control and treatment group questions, I would like to re-present (at the end of these respective blocks) questions that were skipped by the respondent. Stated another way--I would like to give the end-user a second chance to answer the questions they didn't answer before moving them along to the demographic questions. Any suggestions?

I'm not sure there's a better approach than the methodical one of duplicating all questions a second half of each block, but adding display logic to each of the duplicates so that they only display if the first question is unanswered. You would have answers stored in two separate questions, but you can have an embedded data field combine those responses.

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