[For Elementary School Students] 3-Choice Quiz to Deepen Knowledge of Living Things
Various creatures you can see at places like aquariums and parks are very popular with children.
By working on quizzes with an animal theme, kids can learn, such as remembering names and characteristics.
In this article, we’ve gathered a selection of quizzes about animals for elementary school students.
Focusing on fish, insects, and more, we’ll introduce quizzes that deepen knowledge about a wide variety of creatures.
These are great to try with family and friends, and they’re sure to be fun for elementary schoolers who love animals.
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[For Elementary School Students] 3-Choice Quiz to Deepen Knowledge of Living Creatures (21–30)
From which part do frogs absorb water?
- mouth
- nose
- skin
See the answer
skin
Frogs don’t drink by putting their mouths to puddles; instead, they absorb water through their skin. A frog’s skin is very thin, allowing it to take up moisture directly through the body surface. The belly area in particular is called the “drinking patch,” a structure specialized for water absorption. This skin-based water uptake is crucial for frogs to survive on land, and if conditions become too dry, replenishing water through the skin becomes difficult and can be dangerous.
As a courtship behavior, what do male penguins give to females?
- fish
- pebble
- feather
See the answer
pebble
Among penguins, there are species in which males court favored females by presenting them with beautiful pebbles. Rockhopper penguins and Adélie penguins are particularly well known for this. Since pebbles are also used for nest building, they serve as important, attractive nesting materials. Isn’t this behavior a sign of the penguins’ ingenuity and close social bonds?
Animal Quiz Showdown
Introducing an idea for “Animal Quiz Showdown,” a multiple-choice quiz (three options) that everyone can enjoy and that delves into animals’ secrets.
With themes like mysteries of animals we don’t usually hear about—such as “What is the role of a lion’s mane?” and “Why can polar bears withstand the cold?”—you can tackle questions ranging from easy to difficult.
It’s perfect for getting friends and family excited together.
Not only will you gain knowledge through the quiz, but it also sparks lively communication for a fun time.
Get every question right and aim to become an animal expert!
Sea creatures, animals, and food riddles
Did you know that the mysterious sea creature known as the sea angel (Clione) varies in size depending on its habitat? In the English Channel, they grow to at most 1 cm, but in the Arctic Ocean they can reach as much as 8 cm.
By the way, the blue whale, considered the largest animal on Earth, is about 30 meters long.
While the creatures themselves are certainly amazing, the oceans that cradle them are truly magnificent.
Let’s make break time more fun with riddles about beloved sea-dwelling creatures.
If you mix in a few tricky, fiendish questions, it’ll be even more exciting!
It Moves! Animal Silhouette Quiz
Here’s an introduction to a quiz where you guess the animal from its silhouette.
Movements and physical features can also help you figure out what animal it is, right? Let’s create an animal quiz with children that makes use of those clues.
Using the hint of an animal’s silhouette to arrive at the answer can help develop their creative thinking.
Plus, learning about how animals move will likely broaden their knowledge of animals.
Some children may even become more interested in animals through the quiz.
It could also be a great opportunity to spark communication with kids—like looking through field guides together, visiting a zoo, and observing animals.
Insect Quiz
Let’s enjoy an educational ‘Insect Quiz.’ Insects are very popular with children! They’re probably curious about anything related to insects, right? In this quiz, you’ll find questions about familiar insects you see in parks as well as insects from all around the world.
It’s a fun way to use your brain and learn at the same time, so give it a try! The quiz uses a four-choice format and is kid-friendly.
At the end, you’ll get explanations that teach you lots of interesting things about the insects that caught your attention!
Dangerous Creatures Quiz
It would be great if you knew the answers! Here’s an idea for a dangerous creatures quiz.
When you hear “dangerous creatures,” what comes to mind? Try the quiz while recalling dangerous animals you’ve seen in encyclopedias, videos, or at the zoo.
For example, there’s a question like, “What is another name for the Portuguese man-of-war?” Since there are three choices, it seems easy to give it a try.
You could also compete with the elementary school students who appear in the video.
In conclusion
By tackling quizzes that are fun to learn from, you’ll find yourself looking forward to outings like trips to the aquarium or walks around town.
As you deepen your knowledge of fish and insects, it can also spark an interest in living creatures.
You may even discover surprising behaviors of animals you can spot in the city.
Why not try some elementary school–level quizzes that kids and adults can enjoy together?