Use a  HiddenField  to give each instance of  QuizForm  a unique field. Check for the presence of this field in the  POST  data to distinguish between forms.

Use the  modelformset_factory  method to create formset. Use this formset to host multiple instances of the QuizForm on the same page.

Include several different forms under different  <form>  tags in the template. When one form is posted, the data from all of them will be sent to the server.

Define a new model  QuizUser  that has  ForeignKey  relationships to the  Quiz  model and  User  model. Use this model to store the quiz’s author.

Define a  ForeignKey  named  author  linking to the  User  model on the  Quiz  model. Store the author in this field.

Define a  ManyToManyField  named  author  linking to the  User  model on the  Quiz  model. Store the author in this field.

Define a  OneToOneField  named  author  linking to the  User  model on the  Quiz  model. Store the author in this field.

Create a  Group  called  moderators  and assign users to it appropriately. Define a custom permission  'quizzes.deactivate_quiz'  and assign this permission to the  moderators  group. Use this permission to restrict access to the view from the quizzes that can be deactivated.

Hard code a list of IDs into your settings matching those of the moderators. Check if the user who is logged in is on this list in the view handling post deactivation and grant access as appropriate.

Create a  Group  called  moderators  and assign users to it appropriately. Assign the  'quizzes.change_quiz'  permission to the  moderators  group. In the view, check if the user has the  'quizzes.change_quiz'  permission. If so, only give the user the option to deactivate the quiz, and not to edit it.