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Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (Google Slides Game Template)

A blank quiz-show slide deck styled on the Who Wants to Be a Millionaire format lets a teacher fill in their own questions and a rising money ladder from $100 to $1,000,000.
Grades
Not Grade Specific
File type
Google Slide
Editable
Yes

Updated Apr 19, 2023

Subject
Resources for Teachers
Topic
google, slides
Resource types
Templates, Teacher Tools, Games
Editable
Yes

About this resource

What's inside this resource

A fully editable Google Slides quiz-game deck recreates the Who Wants to Be a Millionaire format, with a four-answer multiple-choice question slide repeated across a rising prize ladder from $100 up to $1,000,000. Setup instructions direct the teacher to copy the file into their own Google account, type original questions and answers into the placeholder text boxes on each slide, duplicate the layout for additional rounds, and mark the correct answer by filling its background red. An on/off theme-song control and a slideshow-linked start screen are built into the template so it plays like the TV game show once populated. Because every question slide reads "Question text goes here" with placeholder answers A through D, the deck supplies no ready-made trivia content of its own — the teacher supplies all subject matter. Teachers who want a category-based structure instead of a single rising money ladder can use the Jeopardy-style review game template, which organizes the same fill-in-the-blank setup into six categories worth five point values each.

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From the author

This is a Google Slides editable Who Wants to Be a Millionaire game template. Who Wants to Be a Millionaire is great for a fun and interactive way to review information. You can insert all your own information and all the slides are linked for you, ready to go.

Included is a fully themed slide, one click to create your own template and clickable game music. Get your students reviewing content with fun today!

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Teaching tips

  • Make a copy of the file in your own Google account before editing, as the setup instructions direct.

  • Fill in and duplicate one question slide at a time, then use the slideshow link to test that each answer click routes correctly before class.

  • Fill the correct answer's background red as instructed so students get visible feedback during play.

  • Because the deck has no built-in subject content, draft your question set in a separate document first, then transfer it into the placeholders.

Skills covered

  • Quiz-game deck assembly — the teacher types custom questions and four answer choices into a repeating slide layout and marks the correct choice.

  • Interactive slideshow setup — the teacher links each answer slide to a start screen and prize ladder using the deck's built-in click structure.

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How does the game reveal which answer is correct during play?

The teacher fills the correct answer's background red on each slide before class, then the linked slideshow routes through the deck as players choose — there is no automatic scoring built in.

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