[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 (41–50)
What number goes in the question mark?
If you’re not good at arithmetic and don’t even want to look at numbers, how about getting used to them with riddle-like puzzles? For example, consider this sequence: 11×11=4, 22×22=16, 33×33=36—at first glance, the operations and answers don’t seem to make sense.
At the end, you have 55×55=? and you’re asked to determine what should go in the question mark based on the rule behind the previous expressions.
The hint is to break the numbers in each expression into separate parts.
If you get that flash of insight and find the answer, your discomfort with numbers should start to fade! Give it a try.
[Easy] Quizzes to Nurture Wisdom That Elementary School Students Can Solve (51–60)
Funny Animal Trivia Quiz
Perfect for elementary school kids who love animals! Here are 10 fun trivia quizzes that will make you want to say, “Wow!” You’ll meet all kinds of creatures, from cute animals to some surprising ones.
There are trick questions too, so adults can enjoy them together—guaranteed to be a hit! Try the quiz with your family and friends and have fun competing to see who knows the most about animals.
Even adults can enjoy learning surprising animal secrets through the quiz—things you might think you know, but actually don’t!
Matchstick puzzle: Using 12 matches, create six enclosures of equal size.
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Make it a regular hexagon
Imagine pens that hold one animal each, and think about building them with 12 matchsticks. We tend to try making them as squares, but let’s shift that thinking. A triangular pen only needs three matchsticks, so… with a clever combination, you can form a regular hexagon. It’s a surprisingly tricky puzzle!
Matchstick puzzle: Move one stick to make it half.
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If you move the bottom matchstick of the 0 to below the space between the 1 and 0 and change its orientation, it becomes a “5.”
Because it’s half of ten, I can at least think to somehow make the shape of a “5,” but how should I move it? There’s no restriction saying “you mustn’t change the orientation,” so the shift in thinking to “let’s try changing the orientation!” is the key to solving the problem. Still, it’s a really well-crafted puzzle. I’d love to pose it to friends in my class who enjoy quizzes.
Matchstick puzzle: Move 2 sticks to change the direction of the goldfish.
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Move the two sticks at the bottom right to make the goldfish face upward.
When we see the phrase “change direction,” we tend to assume it means “turn 180 degrees”—right to left, up to down, and so on. If someone said “either up or down is fine” for this problem, it would click right away, wouldn’t it? Still, it’s kind of curious that with just this many matchsticks, the figure can look like a goldfish.
47 Prefecture Quiz
By the time kids reach the upper grades of elementary school, they learn the 47 prefectures of Japan by looking at a map.
If you’re having trouble memorizing them, try this quiz! In this quiz, you’ll be given three hints featuring something representative of a prefecture, and you have to guess which one it is.
It also explains the correct prefecture using a map, making it easier to remember the location along with the name.
By tying in local specialties, it may become easier to remember each prefecture.
It’s recommended not only for studying the prefectures but also as brain training.
Map Symbols Quiz
Are you studying maps in social studies? This is a workbook of map symbols that asks, “What does this map symbol mean?” If you’ve been studying diligently, it should be easy to solve! If you can answer them all, you’re sure to get a perfect score on the map test! It might also be fun to have an actual map on hand and compare as you go.
