Now we need to add some text to the shapes! Double click on every rectangle and begin typing. Select Drop shadow and change its Transparency, Angle, Distance and Blur radius. → Format options, depending on your screen resolution. If you want to add some sort of shadow or any other effect, go to Format Options in the toolbar or to. Click on any rectangle and then use the option Fill Color to change its hue as needed. Simply click on a rectangle and drag while pressing Ctrl or Cmd in Mac. Instead of adding endless rounded rectangles, you can copy and paste the ones that you have already included. For the first row, the rectangles will be bigger than the ones in the other rows, as they correspond with the subjects. This time, go to Shapes and add the Rounded Rectangle. Now it’s time to learn how to create a matrix using shapes. 
Then, select Table and establish the dimensions. This means that, for our game, we are going to include four subjects and four questions per subject. For our example, they are as follows: 5x4 cells.
The dimensions of the matrix can change. Let’s see how to create a table and then we’ll teach you how to create the matrix using shapes so you can choose the one that works for you. You can insert a table or you can add some squares. To create the matrix, there are two possible ways. In this matrix, you need to add two different types of information: categories and score. The first step to design our Jeopardy game is creating a slide with a matrix. For our tutorial, we are going to build the “English” block. Then, we have a cover slide per subject and 4 slides with the clues, followed by the 4 “question” slides. 
We have structured our game as follows: first, we have a game board.
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