this is my code to the challenge but i dont think its what the instructor wanted...feedback to my code is appreciated :D

Hi, the course teaches prototypes and inheritance but also how to group your code together logically. Where slapping all javascript into one file 'might' seem easy and work ok for this example, once you get into larger projects where there is a larger code base or a team of developers you will get lost.

You will find in coding there are many ways of achieving the same goal, a lot of examples in Treehouse teach you concepts and best practices and the focus is on the goal of the lesson, not necessarily how optimised you can make it.

An example is when assigning the questions. In your code you have:

var questions = [];
var q1 = new Question('What is the color of the sky?', 'blue', 'green');
var q2 = new Question('What is essential to humans?', 'water', 'chocolate');
var q3 = new Question('What do we do at night?', 'Sleep', 'Eat lunch');
questions.push(q1, q2, q3);

Where you could achieve this with less code, the code above lays it out clean and simple. Something like the following may raise more answers.

var questions = [
  new Question('What is the color of the sky?', 'blue', 'green'),
  new Question('What is essential to humans?', 'water', 'chocolate'),
  new Question('What do we do at night?', 'Sleep', 'Eat lunch')
];

Hope this helps. :)