Simple! A quiz for kids. Let’s develop their thinking skills!

Flash of inspiration riddle-solving quiz

[30-Second Quiz] A Brain-Teaser Everyone Can Enjoy, From Kids to Adults [Relaxed Explanation]

Where is the boundary between studying and quizzes/riddles? Honestly, I don’t think there is one.

If the questioner and the answerer are having fun together, even something like “What is the name of the temple where Oda Nobunaga, a warlord of the Azuchi–Momoyama period, is said to have been assassinated?” turns from study into a quiz.

The puzzle shows that are hugely popular on TV—even if some of the questions feel a bit like studying—start to feel like recreation as long as everyone’s enjoying themselves.

So go ahead and keep challenging yourselves with your siblings or friends!

World Flags Quiz

National Flag Quiz ★ Let's Learn the Flags of the World ★ Anime for Kids ★ Play, Early Learning, Education ★ Flag of the World

By the time children reach the middle grades of elementary school, they often start taking an interest in things overseas.

Kids who belong to a soccer team might be curious about soccer in Italy or Brazil, and those who are into K-pop may think, “I want to visit Korea at least once!” Speaking of foreign countries, there are so many national flags in social studies textbooks that you can’t help but gaze at them.

On the other hand, you might find yourself intrigued by Japan’s flag, which has no flashy elements at all! Quizzes about national flags are also useful for studying social studies.

Flag cards are sold commercially, so consider using them both as teaching materials and for recreation.

Riddle Quiz

Brain training with quick and snappy riddle quizzes

I think that when parents teach their children something, making it into a quiz can make it fun for both the teacher and the learner.

Quizzes might seem like just children’s games, but I believe they can be useful in many ways—like breaking the ice with new students or communicating with older people.

Even simple riddles can be wonderful communication tools.

With just one small book of riddles, I think children meeting for the first time can quickly become comfortable and friendly with one another!

Arithmetic Olympiad Problem: ‘How many horse mackerel?’

[Challenging Math Quiz] Take on the challenge for elementary students! A Japan Math Olympiad-style problem that tests your mathematical sense: 'How many horse mackerel are there?' (IQ puzzle, brain training, mental exercise)

Do you know Peter Frankl, the famous mathematician who is also a street performer and TV personality? The Math Olympiad is a math competition for children in elementary school and younger that was proposed by Peter Frankl and others and began in 1992.

Some of the problems are so difficult that even University of Tokyo students can’t solve them, and the competition now draws attention from children and adults alike.

If you’re thinking, “Olympic level? No way…,” think again—sometimes a small hint can lead to a clean, satisfying solution.

It would likely be a hit if covered in school lessons, too!

Ten Times Quiz

[Funny 10-Times Quiz ②] 13 questions in total! The 10-times questions that everyone gets tricked by!

This quiz starts with “Can you say XX ten times?” Even when you know a trick question is coming, you still end up falling for it, don’t you? A famous example is having someone say “pizza” ten times, then pointing to their elbow and asking, “What’s this?” which makes them answer “knee.” The correct answer is “elbow,” but your mouth ends up saying “knee,” which sounds like “pizza.” This video collects lots of those “say it ten times” quizzes.

Try them out with your friends!

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