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This article outlines a method to create a Jeopardy style quiz using PowerPoint, enhancing learning in various settings.
This article describes a Jeopardy style quiz game that can be developed using Microsoft PowerPoint software. It can be used by Extension educators in a number of educational settings, including 4-H club learning activities, kiosk displays, and Web-based learning modules. The quiz consists of 51 slides and includes a game board with 25 question slides and 25 answer slides. Step-by step instructions are provided to develop an interactive quiz using the hyperlink features of PowerPoint to connect answers to questions and questions back to the game board.
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