[Easy] Quiz for Middle School Students
If you think riddles are just kids’ games, you’re totally mistaken!
Quizzes and riddles not only give your brain a workout, but many of them also provide useful knowledge for the future.
From quick time-killers to ones that use calculations and diagrams, and even trick questions—we introduce a wide variety.
Enjoy them with friends in your free time, or try them solo when you’re bored and aim to become a trivia master.
Even if you don’t get the answer, just thinking about it gives your brain some exercise, right?
They’re sure to be great conversation starters with friends, too!
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[Easy] Quizzes for Junior High School Students (51–60)
Easy brain training
A very simple set of riddle-like problems.
Perfect for brain training and a warm-up.
How about using it when you’re about to start studying? Many questions emphasize creativity over sheer reasoning ability.
Youth Common Sense Quiz
The quiz show “Quiz! Age Gap? No Problem,” which focuses on the generation gap between young people and the elderly, is a popular program that anyone in their 40s or older will know.
Ask your aunts and uncles—everyone knows it.
Generation gaps are always entertaining, and here’s a quiz that feels like the Reiwa-era version of “Age Gap? No Problem”: the “Young People’s Common Knowledge Quiz.” It randomly asks about apps, internet memes, actors, and TV shows that young people would consider common knowledge.
If you’re in junior high school, we’d love for you to enjoy it together with your homeroom teacher!
Anniversary Quiz
Every day is some kind of commemorative day.
You might know the holidays that give you a day off from school, but when it comes to wordplay-based anniversaries, it gets tricky.
There are so many different kinds that rather than stopping with just this video, it might be fun to look some up on your own.
Animal Sound Quiz
A simple quiz where you listen to animal sounds and guess which animal it is.
Recommended for middle schoolers who like living creatures.
Some of the calls might make you hesitate, but only common animals appear, so you should be able to solve it.
Give it a try!
Easy Quizzes for Middle School Students (61–70)
English Vocabulary Quiz
This is a workbook that also helps you study by translating Japanese words into English.
Only very simple words are asked, so anyone who pays attention in regular English classes should find it easy.
If you don’t know something, don’t look at the answers—try looking it up yourself.
You’ll definitely remember it.
10 trick questions
This is a collection of slightly mischievous trick questions.
Rather than focusing only on the answers, it’s important to read the questions carefully.
You might find hints hidden in unexpected places.
It’s about a 10-minute video, so it makes for a nice little pastime.
A collection of kids’ quizzes that adults can’t solve
As the title suggests, this is a collection of quizzes featuring problems that tend to trouble adults.
With a middle schooler’s flexible thinking, they might be easy to solve.
You could memorize the questions and try them on your teachers or parents—watching them struggle might be fun.