A Powerpoint tutorial for creating a Jeopardy review game.

1. 1Mackenzie Cornaglia -- PPT Microsoft Windows 2016

2. Topic 1 Topic 2 Topic 3 Topic 4 Topic 5
$100 $100 $100 $100 $100
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200
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3. Topic 1’s $100 question?

4. Topic 1’s $100 Answer
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5. Topic 1’s $200 question?

6. Topic 1’s $200 Answer
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7. Topic 1’s $400 question?

8. Topic 1’s $400 Answer
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9. Topic 2’s $100 question?

10. Topic 2’s $100 Answer
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11. Topic 2’s $200 question?

12. Topic 2’s $200 Answer
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13. Topic 2’s $400 question?

14. Topic 2’s $400 Answer
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15. Topic 3’s $100 question?

16. Topic 3’s $100 Answer
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17. Topic 3’s $200 question?

18. Topic 3’s $200 Answer
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19. Topic 3’s $400 question?

20. Topic 3’s $400 Answer
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21. Topic 4’s $100 question?

22. Topic 4’s $100 Answer
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23. Topic 4’s $200 question?

24. Topic 4’s $200 Answer
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25. Topic 4’s $400 question?

26. Topic 4’s $400 Answer
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27. Topic 5’s $100 question?

28. Topic 5’s $100 Answer
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29. Topic 5’s $200 question?

30. Topic 5’s $200 Answer
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31. Topic 5’s $400 question?

32. Topic 5’s $400 Answer
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33. Jeopardy Review Game Tutorial
In this PowerPoint tutorial you will:
• Develop your own Jeopardy gameboard
• Create hyperlinks to your questions
• Create hyperlinks back to the gameboard
• Complete a review game for any topic and level
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34. Step 1: Open Microsoft PowerPoint
Double click on the Microsoft PowerPoint Logo.
This logo is often found on your desktop.
If not, you can “search” for the software in your
computer to access it that way.
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35. Step 2: Create a new PowerPoint Document
Select “Blank Presentation”
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36. Step 3: Create a Blank Slide
Select “Layout” from the “Home” ribbon
Select “Blank”
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37. Step 4: Mirror the Jeopardy Color Scheme
Use Google to find a shade of “Jeopardy Blue”
This will be used as the background for all slides
Copy and paste a blank, blue rectangle into the first slide
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38. Step 5: Creating the Slide Background
Click on one of the white circles in the corner of the blue rectangle
Pull on the white circle until it is in the corner of the slide
Repeat for other white circles until entire background of the slide is blue
Make many duplicates of this slide to use later
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39. Step 6: Duplicate Your Template Slide
Your completely blue slide will appear in the “slide master”
The slide master is located in the bar on the left hand side of the screen
Right click on your blue template slide
Select “Duplicate Slide” (this will make an exact copy of the slide)
Repeat many times --you can do this whenever you need a new, blank slide
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40. Step 7: Find a Jeopardy Logo
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Use Google Image search to find a Jeopardy Logo of your choice
The lettering of this logo should NOT be blue (it will blend with your blue background)

41. Step 8: Creating a Title Page
From the Google Image search, right click on the logo you choose
Select “Copy image”
In your presentation, right click on the first slide
Select “Paste”
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42. Step 9: Begin to Remove Logo Background
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Triple click on the logo image in your title screen
This will engage “Picture Tools” and display this on the ribbon
Click on “Remove Background”
“Background Removal” mode is used to get rid of the background

43. Step 10: Creating the title
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Anything highlighted in purple by the software will be removed
Keep the lettering by marking the letters with this feature
Remove more of the background with this feature
Click “Keep Changes” when finished to remove background
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44. Step 11: Starting the Gameboard
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On slide 2, select “Insert” on the ribbon
Select “Table”
Drag the cursor to create a table
The table should have as many columns as you have topics to review
The table should have as many rows as the number of questions asked per topic +1

45. Step 12: Formatting the Table
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Drag the white dots in the corners of the table so that it covers most of the slide
Within “Table Tools”, “Design” the table so that it is blue– like the Jeopardy board

46. Step 13: Creating the Topic Headers
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Type your first topic in the top left cell of the table
Continuing horizontally, type your topic headers in the top row of the table

47. Step 14: Format the Topic Headers
Highlight the top row of the table and right click
Center the text
Increase the font size so that the topic headers fill most of the cells
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48. Step 15: Insert Monetary Values
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In the remaining rows of the table insert monetary values
The first row should have the lowest monetary value
The monetary values should increase down the columns
Center and increase the text to fill the cells

49. Step 16: Formatting Your Question Slides
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Ensure that you have 2blank, blue slides for every question you have
Using the “Layout” feature, make Slide 3 a “Section Header” Layout
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50. Step 17: Inputting Your Questions
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Type the lowest monetary value question for Topic 1 in the largest text box on Slide 3
Center all of the text and change the font color to white
NOTE: YOU WILL BE FOLLOWING STEPS 16 AND 17 FOR ALL QUESTION SLIDES
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51. Step 18: Creating Your Answer Slides
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Format Slide 4 with the “Section Header” Layout.
Type the answer to the question on Slide 3 in the largest text box
Google Search to find an image of Alex Trebek that you like
Copy and paste the image onto this slide, removing any distracting backgrounds
NOTE: YOU WILL BE FOLLOWING STEP 18 FOR ALL ANSWER SLIDES
Return to
“Removing
the
Background”
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52. Step 19: Hyperlinking Alex Trebek
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The image of Alex Trebek on your answer slides will be a link back to the game board
Right click on the image
Select “Hyperlink”

53. Step 20: Hyperlink to Your Game Board
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The Hyperlink Window will appear on the screen
Select “Place in this document”
Click on Slide 2 (this is your game board)
Click “OK”

54. Step 21: Inputting All Questions and Answers
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Repeat the tutorial in Steps 16 & 17 to create all of your question slides
Repeat the tutorial in Step 18 to create all of your answer slides
Your question slides should alternate with your answer slides
Copy and paste the hyperlinked image of Alex Trebek into the same place on all of your answer slides
STEP
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STEP
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STEP
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Copy
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Paste

55. Step 22: Creating Hyperlinks in the Game Board
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Highlight $100 in “Topic 1” and right click
Choose “Hyperlink”
Select “Place in this Document”

56. Step 23: Hyperlinking to Question Slides
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The question for $100 in Topic 1 is Slide 3
Select Slide 3 and click “OK”
Repeat for all monetary values

57. Step 24: Save the Presentation
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Click “File” on the ribbon
Select “Save As”
Save the presentation within “Documents”
Label the file under your review topic name
Click “Save”

58. Let’s Play Jeopardy! Biology Edition
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Your final product will be a review game that seamlessly links between the gameboard,
your questions, your answers, and back to the gameboard!

59. Photo-
synthesis
Cellular
Respiration
Carbo-
hydrates
Lipids Proteins
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60. The organelle that
photosynthesis takes place in

61. What is the chloroplast?

62. The photosystem that a photon
interacts with first during
photosynthesis

63. What is Photosystem II (PSII)?

64. The byproduct of photosynthesis

65. What is Oxygen?

66. The organelle that cellular
respiration takes place in

67. What is the mitochondria?

68. The intended product of cellular
respiration

69. What is chemical energy (ATP)?

70. This human tissue contains the
highest concentration of
mitochondria per cell.

71. What is muscle tissue?

72. Blood sugar molecule

73. What is glucose?

74. The molecule that plants use to
store carbohydrates

75. What is cellulose/starch?

76. The process by which two molecules
of glucose are bonded together

77. What is dehydration synthesis?

78. The main components of a lipid

79. What is glycerol and fatty acids?

80. The number of double bonds present
in an unsaturated fatty acid

81. What is at least one?

82. The good cholesterol

83. What is HDL?

84. Scientific name for a protein

85. What is amino acid?

86. The name of the group of amino
acids that lower the activation energy
of chemical reactions

87. What are enzymes?

88. Two ways to denature a protein

89. What are changing the pH and
the temperature (heat)?