Creating an Interactive Test Using PowerPoint

This video tutorial demonstrates how to create an interactive test using PowerPoint, themed around text messaging. It covers designing a mobile phone image, adding speech bubbles, and creating response options. The tutorial also explains setting up questions and linking slides to create a seamless interactive experience. The process involves using basic shapes, formatting tools, and hyperlinking features in PowerPoint to engage students effectively.

What is the theme used for the interactive test in PowerPoint?

• Video Call

• Social Media

• Text Messaging

• Email

Which tool is used to create the mobile phone image in PowerPoint?

• Insert Picture

• Insert Table

• Insert Chart

• Insert Shapes

What shape is used for the mobile phone's speaker area?

• Terminator

• Rectangle

• Oval

• Circle

How can you ensure a perfect circle when creating the microphone shape?

• Hold the Alt key

• Hold the Ctrl key

• Hold the Tab key

• Hold the Shift key

What is the purpose of adding speech bubbles to the mobile phone screen?

• To show text messages

• To add animations

• To display images

• To create hyperlinks

Which color is used for the correct response speech bubble?

• Yellow

• Red

• Blue

• Green

What is the purpose of grouping the mobile phone shapes?

• To resize

• To change colors

• To apply 3D effects

• To add text

How can you prevent users from skipping slides in the presentation?

• Use a password

• Set up a kiosk mode

• Add a timer

• Lock the slides

What should you do to link a response option to a specific slide?

• Use Insert Table

• Use Insert Chart

• Use Insert Picture

• Use Hyperlink

What is the benefit of using a PNG image for the pin?

• It has a transparent background

• It is colorful

• It is smaller in size

• It is editable