When you build question pages, each answer has it's own section. At the bottom of each response section is a field for Score. This is where you determine right and wrong. 0 is wrong, more than 0 is right, essentially.
Getting the page to move to the next question page/regardless of the answer chosen is slightly tricky. Generally, it will always display the same page and feedback before moving on. I have managed (accidently) to get it to jump directly, which was both weird and cool...gave me a bunch of ideas.
First, your lesson settings, make sure display default feedback to No. This means it depends on the question to provide feedback. Then, in the question, change the Jump to Next Page (or the page you want to appear next) for all your answers. Remove all the feedback. It doesn't have anything to say about their answer, so it jumps directly to the next page.
I'm not fond on the way feedback displays, so I think this provides some opportunities to create feedback pages where the question jumps to the correct feedback without displaying the question again (which confuses some silly people). Then each feedback directs you to the next content/question page.
That said, the way it is set up makes sure the student knows what the question is, what they answered and either what the answer was (if it is in the feedback) and what you want them to know about it. If you just want them to answer questions and never get any feedback on right/wrong, I'd just use the quiz, have each question on a separate page and leave feedback off. I suppose if your purpose is to require them to answer each question in order, with no ability to move between questions, that wouldn't work and lesson would be easier. Okay! Enough rambling! I hope that was helpful and supplemented Joseph's more technical (but always helpful) assitance.
