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This document describes a Python project that creates an interactive quiz game using speech recognition, allowing players to answer questions by speaking. It utilizes the speech_recognition library to convert spoken answers into text and includes a game flow that tracks user responses and scores. The project requires an active internet connection and a functioning microphone for optimal performance.

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Project Explanation

This document describes a Python project that creates an interactive quiz game using speech recognition, allowing players to answer questions by speaking. It utilizes the speech_recognition library to convert spoken answers into text and includes a game flow that tracks user responses and scores. The project requires an active internet connection and a functioning microphone for optimal performance.

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Quiz game project using speech recognition

About project:

This Python project that creates a quiz game with speech


recognition using the speech_recognition library. The game
asks multiple-choice questions, and players answer by speaking
into the microphone. highlights how to incorporate speech
recognition to make an interactive and accessible quiz game.

Libraries used ,

1]Speech Recognition:

. It capture and recognize the spoken answers.

. Then it convert the spoken answers into text format.

Note: It requires the active internet connection and functioning


microphone.

Source :Functioning Microphone

2]Time:

time.sleep() - is used to suspends execution for specific time .


(Eg) time.sleep(20)

1.Questions and Options:


The game include questions stored in the questions tuple.
Each question has four options, stored in the options
tuple. Each answer is represented by a letter, like “A” or
“B,” stored in the answers list.

2.Speech Recognition:

The recognize_speech() function listens for audio input through


the microphone, converts it to text using Google’s speech
recognition service, and returns it in uppercase to match the
format of the answer options.

Program:

recognizer = sr.Recognizer() with

sr.Microphone() as source: audio =

recognizer.listen(source)

If the recognition fails (e.g., due to background noise or a


network issue), it handles errors and prompts the user
accordingly.
Program:

except sr.UnknownValueError:

print("Sorry, I did not understand that.")

return "" except sr.RequestError:

print("Sorry, I could not reach the speech recognition


service.")

return ""

3.Game Flow:

For each question, the game displays the question and options.

The second question is a “multiple select” type, allowing for


multiple answers, so extra formatting is applied by removing
spaces in the user’s spoken response.

After the player speaks their answer, it’s compared to the


correct answer.
If correct, it increments the score and provides feedback. If
incorrect, it shows the correct answer.

4.Results:

At the end, it displays the user’s guesses, correct answers, the


score, and the percentage score.

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