You know, providing an answer to this question offers some unique challenges because it's phrased as a problem statement without any true context to a system design driven by your requirements. The answer to your question, "Is there a way for certain questions to be related to certain outcomes", is of course there is! What remains in question is the "how" without an eye on the system design.Without an understanding of the system design, it's impossible to offer a cogent solution. This problem you are having should have been planned for and designed before you even added one field to your form. Do you need three forms? Probably not. Formidable is a robust development tool. As a tool in a developers toolbox, you can literally achieve any design challenge you have with the combination of WordPress and Formidable Forms, if you know how to write custom code.Does your achievement goal require custom code? Probably, yes! But there's no way of knowing what to suggest. Do you use jQuery, PHP, or a combination of both? Do you need Ajax? Do you use WordPress functions and filters, or Formidable's, or a combination of both since there are so tightly integrated?In your case, it may be too late to fix the design deficiency since you've already planted yourself in the weed bed without a GPS to guide where you were going. Have you made a wrong turn in achieving your goal? I don't know. But at this point, you need more guidance than we can provide here as community volunteers. There is not an answer to your question to be found without a system design review. You need to consult with a developer. I doubt that you will find someone that is willing to help you for free. You can find very competent developers on my website at https://formidable-masterminds.com/developers-directory/.I have never listed myself in the directory and book very limited online consultations. If you're interested in working with my, my rate is in the corporate executive range. You can contact me through a DM or my website.In the meantime, please review this document from my book, "The Ultimate Guide to the SDLC", https://ultimatesdlc.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/Requirements-Verification-Checklist.pdf. I hope you find it useful.

Long/short, most likely you can do it all with conditional logic. We would need to know the questions and how they relate to the outcomes to be able to accurately provide you the advice you are requesting.