升級您的遊戲：免費家庭爭鬥PowerPoint範本和分步教程

Create the question slides, or use the template we have provided. Each question slide should consist of a table with survey question and a list of answer options.

Fill in your survey questions in each game board slide. Enter the possible answers in the answer columns. You can use the list of sample survey questions and answers in our template, or create your own.
💡 Pro tip: If you are creating your own questions and answers, you can include the correct answer and a few distractors to make the question more challenging.

Insert a new slide for the face-off round. Add a question prompt at the top. And include 2 text boxes for the opposing contestants’ names.

Create a slide for the “Fast Money” round. This is an optional round that you can choose to play depending on your team’s preference and setting. If “Fast Money” round is played, create an additional question slide for the round, or simply use our template. Use a timer to limit the contestant’s response time to 20 seconds for the first contestant and 25 seconds for the second contestant.

This is an optional step but we strongly recommend it if you wish to transform your PowerPoint Family Feud presentations into an interactive experience. By incorporating ClassPoint’s interactive quiz buttons, contestants can promptly participate in the Family Feud Game and interact directly your PowerPoint presentation. Here is how:
1. First download ClassPoint for free.
2. Choose from a wide selection of ClassPoint interactive quiz buttons at your PowerPoint ribbon and add them to your clue slides. (We recommend using Word Cloud and Fill in the Blanks for Family Feud games!)
3. Enter slide show mode to start playing. To start the quiz, simply click on the ClassPoint’s quiz button you just added to your slide. Invite participants to join using their devices at www.classpoint.app to start collecting responses.

⚡️ Note: Our free Family Feud PowerPoint template has been enhanced with interactive quiz buttons. You can start using them right away after you have downloaded ClassPoint for free.

Playing the Family Feud game without utilizing ClassPoint’s interactive quiz buttons would require contestants to verbally respond to the question prompts. Meanwhile, the game’s moderator or host would need to keep track of the responses using PowerPoint slides or a physical piece of paper.

There are 2 ways to go about revealing the answers. You can reveal the answers one by one after contestants’ responses by using ClassPoint’s Draggable Objects, or PowerPoint animations.

To use ClassPoint’s Draggable Objects to reveal the answers,
1. First download ClassPoint for free.
2. Click “Draggable Objects” on your PowerPoint ribbon.
3. Add rectangular boxes on top of each answer option.
4. Select all the rectangular boxes used to cover the answer options and click “Drag enabled” on the side panel.
5. To drag and reveal the answers: Enter slide show mode and click on the Draggable Objects icon at the ClassPoint toolbar to start dragging and revealing the answers underneath the rectangular boxes!

To use PowerPoint animations to reveal the answers,
1. Add a rectangular box underneath each answer option.
2. Select the answer and set the animation effect you like (for instance, “fly in”).
3. Set the trigger to “on click of” the rectangular box underneath the answer option.

You can keep track of the scores manually by assigning a scorekeeper and include a manual scoring board in PowerPoint.

Alternatively, you can leverage on ClassPoint’s built-in gamification features in PowerPoint to award points and access to a leaderboard. Here is how:
1. Before you start your Family Feud game, go to Class List at your PowerPoint ribbon.
2. Add the contestants’ names/teams’ names.
3. Award Points – During each Family Feud game round, award stars to the contestants/contesting teams by going to “My Classes” or “Name Picker” tab at the ClassPoint toolbar during PowerPoint slide show mode.
4. Leaderboard – You can access the leaderboard feature at the ClassPoint toolbar at the bottom of your screen during PowerPoint slide show mode to keep track of the scores during the game.

Finally, assign a host or moderator to read out the questions and perform administrative tasks such as revealing the answers and, if necessary, keeping track of the scores.