Geekers - Microsoft power point is one of the office packages offered by Microsoft for making various presentation slides. Not only that, it turns out that we can also use Microsoft PowerPoint to make quizzes like quiz games that are no less interesting.
This application is widely used by office and business people, educators, students, and trainers.
Currently, most education or educators use Microsoft Power Point as a means of presentation or to create learning media.
How to Make a Multiple Choice Quiz in Microsoft PowerPoint
In utilizing Power Point, Visual Basic Application (VBA) can be functionalized to make scoring evaluations using Power Point, which has been widely developed. Here's how to make a multiple choice quiz in Microsoft PowerPoint:
1. First, open Microsoft Power Point on your computer or laptop, then determine the theme of the quiz slide that will be made.
2. Then make quiz questions with slide examples like this. See an example in the picture. make a quiz in ppt make a quiz in ppt
3. Then on slides 2,3,4 and so on, make multiple choice quiz questions like the following example. See the example in the picture. how to make a multiple choice quiz in microsoft PowerPoint how to make a multiple choice quiz in microsoft PowerPoint
4. Then on the last slide create a slide to check the score of the answers from the quiz, like the following slide example. See the example in the picture. make a quiz in ppt make a quiz in ppt
5. If all the contents of the slide have been created, then press alt+f11. Then the Microsoft Visual Basic window will appear. See an example in the picture. make a quiz in ppt make a quiz in ppt
6. Then in Microsoft Visual Basic, click Insert then select Module. See an example in the picture. how to make a quiz on microsoft PowerPoint how to make a quiz on microsoft PowerPoint
7. Before loading the Module. You have to type a little coding program in Notepad, here is the program that you have to type in Notepad:
Dim As Integer values
Dim confirmation As String
Sub start_quiz()
value = 0
ActivePresentation.SlideShowWindow.View.Next
End Sub
true sub()
confirm = MsgBox("Are you sure about your answer?", vbYesNo, " Check Answers!")
If confirm = vbYes Then
value = value + 2
ActivePresentation.SlideShowWindow.View.Next
End If
End Sub
wrong sub()
confirm = MsgBox("Are you sure about your answer?", vbYesNo, " Check Answers!")
If confirm = vbYes Then
ActivePresentation.SlideShowWindow.View.Next
End If
End Sub
Sub check_score()
MsgBox ("Your score is " & grade)
confirm = MsgBox("Do you want to repeat the quiz?", vbYesNo)
If confirm = vbYes Then
ActivePresentation.SlideShowWindow.View.First
End If
If confirm = vbNo Then
ActivePresentation.SlideShowWindow.View.Next
End If
End Sub
When finished, then save it on your computer. See an example in the picture.
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8. Then reopen Microsoft Visual Basic, and copy the program earlier. See an example in the picture. make a quiz in ppt make a quiz in ppt
9. Then return to Microsoft Power Point, then click the Start button on slide 1, then click the Insert menu and select Action. See an example in the picture. make a quiz in ppt make a quiz in ppt
11. Then click on Run Macro then select start_kuis. See an example in the picture. make a quiz in ppt make a quiz in ppt
12. Then for multiple choice quiz questions, click the correct answer button and do as above, but the difference is in Run Macro, choose correct. And on the button whose answer is in Run Macro choose wrong.
13. And on the last slide, to see the score of the answers, click the Score button and proceed as above and on the Run Macro select the score.
14. Now if everything is finished, you can test your quiz by clicking Slide Show or pressing F5.
15. Finally, save the file by changing the format type to Power Point Enable Template. See an example in the picture. make a quiz in ppt make a quiz in ppt
That's how to make a multiple choice quiz in Microsoft Power Point. For the methods above I use Microsoft PowerPoint 2013, if you use PowerPoint 2003, 2007, 2010 the method is the same, you just have to adjust it.
That's an article on how to make multiple choice quizzes in Microsoft PowerPoint, I hope this article can be useful and help you make quizzes in PowerPoint. You can try it yourself by following the steps above. Good luck and thank you!