When using PPT2010, many novice friends said that they are not yet able to make fill-in-the-blank questions that can judge right and wrong. Below, the editor will share a graphic tutorial on how to make fill-in-the-blank questions that can judge right and wrong in PPT2010. If you need it, take a look. .
1. Create a new blank slide document, use the text box tool, and enter the content as shown.
2. Next, you need to use development tools. If it is not displayed in the menu bar above, right-click on the blank space above the menu bar and select "Customize Ribbon".
3. In the dialog box that opens, check "Development Tools" and click OK.
4. After completion, "Development Tools" will appear in the menu bar above.
5. Click "Development Tools" and select "Text Box (ActiveX Control)" below.
6. Click the mouse above the horizontal line where you need to fill in the blanks to add this control.
7. Select this control, click "Properties" under "Development Tools", and the properties box on the left side of the picture will pop up.
8. Set the special effect option to 0, and the selected control will become transparent, which is more natural.
9. Select the command button under "Development Tools" and draw two buttons in the appropriate position of the text.
10. First select the first button, find the caption option in the properties box, and change the subsequent name to "Submit". Using the same method, change the second button to "Clear."
11. Select the submit button, right-click, select "View Code", and open it as shown in the picture.
12. Enter the following code:
If TextBox1 = 16 Then
MsgBox "Congratulations on the correct answer!", vbOKOnly, "Prompt"
Else
MsgBox "Wrong answer, try again!", vbOKOnly, "Prompt"
End If
13. Use the same method again, select the clear button, and add code: TextBox1 = " "
14. Now you’re done, play the slides and enter the answers. If the answer is correct, it will prompt you that the answer is correct; if the answer is wrong, it will tell you that you are wrong.
The above is a graphic tutorial for creating fill-in-the-blank questions in PPT2010 that can be used to determine whether it is right or wrong. Let’s learn it together. I believe it can help some new users.
