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I’m unable to pass the survey form test although I’ve triple checked to make sure I meet the user story. I fail 3 of the tests. If anyone could have a look at the code at point out where I could be wrong, I’d be really grateful.
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Try checking if your input id is same as id for any other div or another tag. 
And give value attributes to your radio/checkbox fields, making sure that each of the radio /checkbox sets are included in their own groups, which in turn have a name attribute.
That should solve this up.
Cheers!
I was able to get to 16/17 passed by making the changes that I mentioned above.
Hopefully someone more experienced chimes in. Let me know if you were able to solve this up.
Cheers!
Thanks a lot for your help! With your suggestions I rechecked the id values of other elements and I removed a div with an id of name. That way I passed 16 tests.
For those that have problems with passing:
Inside the form element, I can select a field from one or more groups of radio buttons. Each group should be grouped using the name attribute
I suggest looking at the error that is thrown when you you run the test. For me I looked at it closer it seemed that the radio button didnt have the value attribute, which wouldnt let me pass the test.
I’ve passed all the tests now! 
Kudos on passing all tests, off to the landing page now? 
Keep creating and learning.
Cheers!
give your radio label a “for” value set to the id of the radio button
to make the button clickable from the label
<input type="radio" id="radio-id">
<label for="radio-id" > radio-name <label>
I’m learning something new everyday, always wondered what the for attributes were for.
Cheers!