Get the Classroom Buzzing! A Fun and Educational Collection of Horse-Themed Quizzes
Quiz time with children at nursery schools and kindergartens can be lots of fun.
If you choose horses—a familiar animal—as the theme, it will spark their curiosity.
The world of horses is full of surprises: they can sleep standing up, they start walking right after they’re born, and they have a field of vision of 270 degrees.
Here, we’ve gathered quiz ideas about horses’ bodies and lifestyles.
From how they communicate their feelings through ear movements to the fascinating way you can tell their age by their teeth, these are all topics that will make children’s eyes light up with “Wow!” Please try incorporating them into your childcare activities.
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Excitement in Childcare! A Fun and Educational Horse-Themed Quiz Collection (1–10)
What position do horses take when they sleep?
- Stand and sleep
- Sit and sleep.
- Lie down and sleep.
See the answer
Stand and sleep
Horses can sleep while standing. This allows them to escape from predators quickly. However, when they go into a deep sleep, they may lie down.
When a horse runs, is there a moment when all of its feet are off the ground?
- there is / to exist / to have
- not
- Sometimes
See the answer
there is / to exist / to have
When a horse runs, there’s a brief moment when all of its feet are off the ground. This is called the “unsupported phase.” You can see it clearly in photos or slow-motion footage.
Can horses vomit?
- can
- I can't
- sometimes possible
See the answer
I can't
Due to the structure of a horse’s esophagus and stomach, horses basically cannot vomit. This makes them prone to digestive issues. Therefore, it’s very important to be careful with how their food is managed.
Get Excited in Childcare! A Fun and Educational Quiz Collection About Horses (11–20)
Why do horses live together with their companions?
- Because I'm lonely.
- To share the grass
- To protect oneself from enemies
See the answer
To protect oneself from enemies
Horses live together in herds in the wild to protect themselves from predators. They keep safe by having many eyes watch their surroundings.
How long does it take for a horse to be able to run after it is born?
- one day
- one week
- one month
See the answer
one day
Many foals stand up within a few hours of birth and may even trot lightly. This is an important ability for protecting themselves from predators and surviving in the wild.
How much does a horse’s back bend?
- Curves very roundly like a cat
- Enough to make someone arch their back
- Hardly bends
See the answer
Hardly bends
A horse’s back has sturdy spinal bones and doesn’t bend very much. That’s why people can ride them. It doesn’t bend like a cat’s. It’s also said to improve stability for running.
What colors can horses see?
- red
- green
- yellow
See the answer
yellow
Unlike humans, horses are not completely color-blind, but they cannot distinguish red. They can tell yellow apart. So their vision differs from that of humans.


