Google Slides does not have as many features available as Powerpoint, still it has some very simple options to make presentation quizzes more interactive and to embed the quiz easily in your blog or LMS.
The following tutorial shows you a couple of ways of doing that, ranging from simple true/false questions to a "Who wants to be millionaire? style quiz.
In case you would like to have a look at the sample slides, just click here and make a copy of them in your own Drive.
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