[For Seniors] Boost Your Knowledge! Fun Trivia Quiz
“I wonder what this animal is.” “Who could this historical figure be?” There are still many things even older adults may not know, right?
So this time, we’re introducing a set of trivia quizzes we’d like older adults to try.
Even seniors with a wealth of knowledge might come across trivia that makes them say, “I learned that for the first time.”
What’s more, getting the answers right can boost motivation, making these quizzes great for recreational activities at senior facilities.
They’re excellent brain training, of course, and we hope everyone enjoys them together, including sharing stories related to the trivia quizzes.
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For Seniors: Boost Your Knowledge! Fun Trivia Quiz (141–150)
Olympic Trivia Quiz

Which Olympic moment is etched most deeply in your heart? Takahashi Naoko’s moving marathon finish, Kitajima Kosuke’s iconic “I feel super good!” line in swimming, the exploits of the baseball team known as Samurai Japan—there’s never a shortage of Olympic stories to talk about.
So why not try a quiz focused solely on the Olympics? For example: “Which countries have never missed a single Olympics?” “In which sport did Japan win its first medal?” You might be surprised by how many questions you don’t actually know.
Perfect for sparking lively conversations as you share your favorite Olympic memories with friends.
What kinds of outdoor activities in Germany require a national qualification to do?
When you think of outdoor activities, many people picture something anyone can do casually—some might even do it on a whim that day.
Among these classic outdoor pursuits, which one in Germany actually requires a national qualification? If you consider which activities have a greater impact on the environment or which ones require a lot of knowledge, you might figure it out.
The answer is fishing.
Germany protects river and marine environments by requiring a license obtained through 30 hours of coursework plus written and practical exams.
There are white and transparent types of bottle caps on plastic bottles, right? Why are they different colors?
Bottled drinks in PET bottles, easily available from vending machines and the like, are arguably essential in daily life.
So what’s the reason for the small difference in PET bottles—the fact that the mouthpiece color can be white or transparent? If you hadn’t noticed the difference, take another look and think about it from the perspective of what’s inside.
The answer lies in the temperature when the drink is filled into the PET bottle: those that require sterilization use a white mouthpiece made of resin processed to withstand high temperatures, while those fine at room temperature use a transparent mouthpiece.
[For Seniors] Boost Your Knowledge! Fun Trivia Quiz (151–160)
Trivia quiz about summer

Let’s solve quizzes about trivia that comes with all things summer—food, creatures, seasonal traditions, and more! Many items might be easy for older adults with rich life experience and knowledge, but gaining new knowledge could further energize the brain.
For example: What’s the insect that chirps “kanakana”? What do the shouts “Tamaya!” and “Kagiya!” mean at fireworks festivals? What animals are the cucumber and eggplant offerings during Obon? Let’s explore all kinds of summer trivia and enjoy the season!
Trivia quiz facts you’ll want to share with others

We’ve put together a trivia quiz full of little-known facts that will make you go “Whoa!” The quiz is multiple choice with three options and ranges from useful to utterly useless knowledge, covering topics like “the price of a spacesuit,” “animals with long gestation periods,” “the classic call before rock-paper-scissors,” “polka-dot patterns on lactic acid drinks,” “the number of coins you can use in a vending machine,” and “Japan’s first prepared frozen food.” After the quiz, you’ll probably find yourself itching to share these tidbits with everyone around you.
Were straws in the Meiji era made from plants?

Plastic bags and plastic products that have flowed into the ocean or been illegally dumped have become one of our environmental problems.
We’re seeing more painful images, such as turtles that mistake plastic bags for jellyfish and eat them, and dolphins entangled in discarded fishing gear.
The movement to eliminate plastic straws is also one initiative derived from the SDGs.
So, in the old days before plastic existed, what do you think people used instead of straws? This quiz is a fun bit of trivia and also a way to touch on environmental issues.
I hope it becomes a quiz that prompts everyone to think about the environment.
Events of the Showa era

We present a multiple-choice quiz featuring notable events and topics from the late 1950s through the 1970s—the era when today’s seniors were in their prime.
The quiz has 10 questions in total, covering nostalgic themes such as barbershop prices, cola bottles, the “3 Cs” of the mid-1960s, rotary dial telephones, public pay phones, pagers, warm-water bidet toilets, moving walkways, bowling, and the Takenoko-zoku street-dance craze.
It’s a chance to look back on those days and give your brain a healthy dose of stimulation.



