This Is How to Create Multiple-choice Question Slides in Canva

Teachers who want to quickly create multiple-choice review questions about previously learned material can use Canva. With just a command specifying the question topic, Canva will instantly generate a slideshow of multiple-choice questions, and teachers can edit each question page to their liking. Below is a guide on how to create a slideshow of multiple-choice questions using Canva.

Instructions on Creating Multiple-choice Quiz Slides in Canva

Step 1:

Log in to your account, then select Presentation to create a new slideshow in Canva.

To access the new interface, the user selects the "Applications" option . Then, enter the keyword "quiz" and press Enter.

Now, tap on the AI Quiz Maker app to start creating your review quiz questions.

Step 2:

We press Open to use this quiz creation application on Canva.

Now, enter the topic of the question you want to create a slide for in the box , clearly stating the topic, target audience, and scope of the question so that the application can create the question slides.

In the Number section , select the number of questions; in the Choices per question section , select the options for each question; and in the Choice type section , select the type of answer (one option or multiple options). Then select Generate quiz to start.

Step 3:

Then you will see the number of multiple-choice questions created. Click "Add to design" to create your multiple-choice question slideshow in Canva.

Step 4:

We'll see that the question section is one slide, and the answer section is another slide. You can change the background and title similarly to how you edit slides in Canva. You can create a Magic background in Canva by entering the desired background for this slide.

The resulting slide has been modified compared to the original, simpler version.

Step 5:

Continue adding effects to the content and animation to the details in the slide as usual.

After obtaining the review quiz slides, teachers can download them as usual.

Teachers can refer to the following basic multiple-choice quiz slide created using Canva.