[For Kids] Trivia Quiz & Fun Facts about July

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July, when the full-fledged summer finally arrives! Many children are surely excited, wondering what to do for fun and what memories to make.

That said, in recent years the summer heat has been so intense it’s called extreme, and you might not really feel like going out to play.

At times like that, wouldn’t you like some activities you can enjoy in a cool room? In this article, we introduce trivia quizzes and fun facts about July for kids.

They’re perfect not only for indoor play but also as a tool to pass the time on the way to leisure spots.

By all means, make it one of your summer memory-makers and have fun while deepening your knowledge!

[For Kids] Trivia Quiz & Fun Facts about July (Questions 11–20)

What kind of race is the Tour de France, which is held in July?

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The Tour de France is the most famous road cycling race in the world, held every July primarily in France. Over several weeks, riders tackle a variety of terrains and long-distance courses as they compete for the overall victory. Its toughness and spectacle make it a sporting event that draws a great deal of attention from fans. It is also very popular among cycling enthusiasts in Japan.

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In conclusion

We introduced a trivia quiz and fun facts about July for children—how many could you answer? The quiz is themed around Tanabata and other July-specific topics, so hopefully it helped you deepen your knowledge of each one.

Feel free to use it as part of Tanabata festivities and as a way to engage with friends and parents!