[Easy] Quizzes That Elementary School Students Can Solve! A Collection to Nurture Wisdom
Quizzes are great because you don’t need any tools and you can enjoy them even when you have a little free time!
Among the many types of quizzes, this article gathers simple quizzes for elementary school students.
They’re all easy quizzes you can enjoy during lunch break or short breaks between classes.
Try memorizing the quizzes we introduce and taking turns quizzing each other with friends, brothers, or sisters.
It’s also recommended for parents to give these quizzes to their elementary-aged children as a fun way to pass the time when there’s a spare moment.
See who can solve the most—have a little competition!
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[Easy] Quizzes to Nurture Wisdom That Elementary School Students Can Solve (11–20)
Disaster Preparedness Quiz
In recent years, major disasters have occurred one after another, and many households now keep emergency supplies at home.
In this “Disaster Preparedness Quiz,” questions present the guidelines we want elementary school students to know for times of disaster.
Many of you in elementary school have probably been taught to hide under a desk when an earthquake happens.
But what should you do if an earthquake occurs while you’re playing on the schoolyard? Is it correct to go back to the classroom and hide under a desk? Use this quiz to learn how to act during disasters and to think about safety.
Dangerous Creatures Quiz
Zoos and aquariums are especially crowded during long holiday periods.
No matter how digital the world becomes, children’s curiosity is still drawn to fascinating and large creatures.
And if those creatures are dangerous, they may be even more intrigued.
Try the “Dangerous Creatures Quiz” and learn about many hazardous animals! It’s packed with side stories you’ll want to share with friends, like why great white sharks attack people and why electric jellyfish generate electricity.
This knowledge about dangerous creatures can also help you avoid danger if the unexpected happens.
Witty riddles
These kinds of puzzles are easy for kids to solve in a flash, but as we become adults and our ways of thinking get fixed, they get harder and harder to crack.
The brain teasers we’re introducing range from ones where the hints are hidden in the question itself to tough problems you can’t answer without a spark of insight.
When hints are hidden, try changing hiragana to kanji or katakana, or play around with the characters.
As for the tough ones that require inspiration, an elementary schooler’s flexible mind should be able to solve them! If it’s difficult, take a look at the hints that appear along the way and think it through.
Kanji Quiz
This is a kanji quiz for first graders.
Simple kanji that first graders learn will be shown in hiragana, so try converting the hiragana into kanji! The words all come from names you often see in everyday scenes, so I don’t think you’ll run into anything you don’t know.
If you learn lots of words and can also write the kanji, it will help when you’re having conversations or writing letters.
Since it’s a quiz, have fun thinking about the answers.
Tests only let you write the correct answer, but quizzes give you the fun of searching for the answer, and you can discuss and think together with friends and family.
Let’s all enjoy learning more together!
7 surprising food trivia quizzes
We don’t usually think too deeply when we eat fish or vegetables, right? At most, we might check the price or where they’re from.
So here’s a set of surprising food trivia quizzes.
Take cucumbers, for example—they’re a star of summer vegetables and essential in salads.
They’re also handy for adding color to bento boxes, but would you believe they’ve even been recognized by Guinness as a vegetable low in nutrients? It’s funny how once you start paying a little attention, you get more and more curious—human curiosity really is mysterious.
Let’s soak up lots of food trivia and amaze our friends!
Quick and easy brain-training quiz
This is a collection of brain-training quizzes that will leave you pretty frustrated if you can’t solve them.
They’re the kind of puzzles where, once you see the answer, you go “Ahh!”—but the more seriously you think about them, the harder they are to crack.
The quizzes we’re introducing here are exactly like that.
Elementary school students might find them easy, since their minds are still flexible and they can think freely.
Even if you’re asked, “What animal is ◯◯?”, you won’t get the right answer if you limit your thinking to animals.
Treat it like a trick question and give it a try!
[Easy] Quizzes to Grow Wisdom That Even Elementary School Students Can Solve (21–30)
Spot the difference
Spot-the-difference puzzles are something that not only children but also adults can’t help getting serious about.
When they appear in a small section of a magazine, you may find yourself engrossed without noticing, carefully searching for the differences.
In these puzzles, you look for differences between two similar side-by-side pictures.
The more complex the illustrations, the higher the difficulty, so it’s a good idea to gradually increase the challenge.
Even if you can’t find the answers, the act of thinking itself trains your brain, so the important thing is to keep thinking.
