I don’t like VBA code – since I have never learned how to write code and therefore find a way around it.

For the multiple choice questions, I simply write the “You are correct” or “Sorry, try again” in text boxes, which I then give an entrance animation and under “timing” select “triggers” and then “Start effect on click of” and select the text box that corresponds with that answer from the drop down list.

The down side to this is that you have to do it multiple times for each incorrect answer, but on the plus side: 1) You don’t need to know how to write VBA code
2) You can link nice animations with it, or even sounds
3) You could even use pictures of check marks and crosses instead of just saying, “That is correct”.

My kids love these interactive multiple choice questions. I have a Smartboard, and I have 3 teams in the class. I randomly select 1 students from each group and then the possible answers appear in front of each of them. As they touch the answers they get immediate feedback about whether their answer is right or wrong. They only get one chance, so it’s a balance between thinking fast and getting the answer first and taking enough time to make sure they get it right.

Sorry, I’m carrying on a bit.

Hope it was useful.