Recommended for upper grades! A fun, educational quiz for elementary school students
Upper elementary school students are deepening their friendships and starting to have firm opinions of their own.
It’s also a time when they take an interest in many things and enjoy learning.
Their knowledge grows, and their thinking skills develop.
So here, we’ll introduce quizzes for elementary school students that let them learn while playing, drawn from various fields like school subjects and daily life.
They can have fun thinking them through together with friends.
It’s also a great opportunity for everyone to deepen their learning.
By all means, have fun and take on the challenge with your friends!
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Recommended for upper grades! Fun-and-learning quizzes for elementary school students (11–20)
School-Related Danger Quiz
A humorous quiz! Here are some ideas for a school-related safety quiz.
Let’s learn about hidden dangers at school together with Nebaaru-kun, the unofficial mascot character of Ibaraki Prefecture modeled after the local specialty, natto.
In quiz format, you can gain knowledge to protect yourself from dangers—so give it a try! For example, there’s a question with an illustration that asks, “Which is the correct way to wear a randoseru (school backpack)?” The cute illustrations are sure to capture children’s interest!
40 Sports Quiz Questions
Recommended for those who want to deepen their knowledge of exercise! Here are 40 sports quiz ideas.
Some of you might be good at sports like soccer, baseball, or basketball, right? This time, let’s take on 40 quiz questions about sports.
The quizzes are divided into four difficulty levels, so aim for a perfect score.
For example, there’s a question like: “What is the sport where you kick a ball with your foot and put it into a goal?”
Crab Quiz
Have you ever seen the “crab impression,” a signature bit by Tanaka from the comedy duo Ungirls? It’s a gag that only works because Tanaka has such long arms and legs—if anyone else does it, it just isn’t funny.
I highly recommend it, so please give it a Google.
Crab is often called the king of winter delicacies.
Snow crab, king crab, hanasaki crab, and horsehair crab—each has a distinct flavor that brings smiles to those who eat them.
Which type of crab do you like best? If you don’t have much experience with crab, enjoy a crab quiz and get excited about it! If you have fun with your mom, she might even buy some crab for you!
Winter Olympics Quiz
Swimming and track and field belong to the Summer Olympics, while skating and skiing are part of the Winter Olympics—both make viewers’ hearts race with excitement.
I love ski jumping, and whenever it’s on TV, I absolutely watch it.
If you’re thinking, “The Winter Olympics are a bit plain compared to the Summer Games…,” that just means you don’t know the Winter Olympics yet.
The dynamism of ski jumping, the artistry of figure skating—there’s so much more I want you to discover about the Winter Games! Try a winter quiz—ideally before the Olympics, but anytime works!
Natsume Soseki Quiz
Natsume Sōseki, one of Japan’s literary giants known for masterpieces such as “I Am a Cat” and “Botchan,” was also featured on the 1,000-yen bill.
February 21 is designated as “Sōseki Day,” commemorating the date he declined a Doctor of Literature degree.
So why not enjoy a Natsume Sōseki quiz this February? You’ll encounter questions about the year he was born, the publication dates of his works, the universities where he taught, and more.
Maybe you’ve heard the name Natsume Sōseki but can’t quite place who he is…? We hope that elementary school students like you can learn about one of Japan’s foremost authors through this quiz.
Snow Accident Prevention Quiz
Where do you live? If you live in Hokkaido or the Tohoku region, snow is probably just an everyday thing, right? If you live in Okinawa or on the Pacific side of western Japan, snow is pretty rare, isn’t it? Every year, when a little snow falls, we see serious news about trains stopping in urban areas like Tokyo and Osaka, and people slipping and getting injured.
So whether you’re familiar with snow or it’s rare for you, how about preparing for it with a snow-themed quiz? I especially want people from regions with little connection to snow to give it a try.
There are even competitive snowball fights, so if you’re curious, be sure to check them out!
Recommended for upper grades! Fun and educational quizzes for elementary school students (21–30)
A quiz that trips up 99% of people
Quizzes that 99% of people get tripped up by are designed to test your thinking skills and concentration.
Try solving the carefully crafted questions by thinking them through.
You won’t get them just by looking—read carefully, think, and be careful not to fall for the traps.
It’s also a good idea to set a time limit when the questions are presented, or discuss them in a group to come up with answers.
Sometimes the obvious answer turns out to be a trick, so approach them carefully.
