Interactive Quiz Competitions
Test your audience's knowledge in live Quiz competitions! Set a correct answer and the fastest participant who chooses the right answer wins. Perfect for trivia nights, "Who wants to be a Millionaire" games, student competitions and checking what attendees can remember at the end of your workshop.
Hubert Preisinger
Business Consultant & University Lecturer
At the end of my lessons I use SlideLizard to make short quizzes to see how much my students remember. They really like it because it's entertaining and prepares them for the finals.
Use images and emojis
Visualize your answers with your own images or well-known emojis to make you quizzes even more appealing.
Limit the time
Enable a countdown to give participants a certain time frame in which they have to choose their answer. Perfect for large audiences to ensure your Quizzes don't take too long.
Trigger your Quiz on a slide
Automatically start your Quiz when you reach a specific slide in your presentation. Optionally add a start delay and a countdown for automatically finishing it.
Show the results to your audience
Project the results of your quizzes directly on your slides, so everyone can see the correct answer and the overall outcome.
Right or wrong? Let participants know!
After the quiz is finished, each participant sees if the chosen answer was correct or not. This immediate feedback greatly improves engagement and the learning performance of all attendees.
Custom branding
Make SlideLizard look like your own app. Customize colors, fonts and texts for your event or company.
Who wants to be a millionaire?
Play an interactive game of Who wants to be a millionaire? and quiz your audience with our free PowerPoint template. It includes playful animations, original sounds and is completely customizable! Perfect for trivia nights and company events.
Multilingual polls
Define questions & answers in different languages so that every participant completely understands the text.
Data export
Save results as raw data for processing in Microsoft Excel, or put them as graphics into Word or any other documentation software.
