Quiz for elementary school students: Easy! Fun! Question collection

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Deputy Editor of RAG MUSIC. JFC-certified fact-checker. I’m Sasashina, a mom currently raising an elementary schooler and a preschooler. During my student years at Kyoto College of Science and Technology, I studied a wide range of fields including sound, lighting, and video technology, building a foundation in comprehensive stage production and creative expression. After graduation, I joined a music production company, where I still work, consistently building experience in production and engaging in a variety of music-centered tasks. Currently, I mainly handle articles for children, drawing on what I’ve learned about parenting and what I feel and discover through daily interactions with my kids. I hope my work can be of help to you, even in a small way!

We’ve gathered a collection of quizzes for elementary school students.

If you’re an elementary schooler who loves quizzes, why not give them a try?

In addition to quizzes themed around manga and anime that elementary school kids love, there are also questions covering science and social studies like you learn in class, so they’re great for review.

There are also simple trick questions, so kids at the age who enjoy brainteasers are sure to love them.

Lightbulb-style puzzles that give your brain a workout are perfect for brain training or passing the time, so be sure to try them together with friends and family.

Quiz for Elementary School Students: Easy! Fun! Question Collection (41–50)

A turtle, a camel, and a rhinoceros are shopping. What will they buy?

A turtle, a camel, and a rhino go shopping…

When you imagine it, you can’t help but wonder what on earth is going on—sounds like a riddle, right? But let’s set that aside for now! Since they’re shopping, they must each have something they want to buy.

Still, thinking about items related to each animal won’t solve this puzzle.

You need to approach it from a completely different angle.

The key is to read the question repeatedly.

If you connect ‘kame’ (turtle), ‘rakuda’ (camel), and ‘sai’ (rhino), you get ‘kamera kudasai’ (which means ‘a camera, please’ in Japanese).

So the answer is ‘camera’!

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When is honey sweet?

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Honey is sweet and delicious, isn’t it? You can pour it on pancakes, add it to tea instead of sugar—there are countless dishes and products that use honey.

So let’s try a honey-themed trick quiz! When is honey sweet? “In the season when bees fly a lot?” “Does it have something to do with the number eight?” Many people might think that, but the answer is actually very simple! Just think: when do you feel it’s “sweet”? If you approach it that way, the correct answer should come to you easily!

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Today is Monday. Tomorrow is Tuesday. What day is the day after tomorrow?

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When trying to answer this question, wouldn’t most people say, “You’re supposed to answer Wednesday, but the trick is that the answer is Thursday!”? That’s what common sense suggests, right? In fact, if a small child answered that way, I’d be tempted to mark it correct—they’re being clever.

However, the answer is actually neither Wednesday nor Thursday.

The key to finding the answer is to focus on the word “asatte” in the problem statement.

Look closely: while “today” and “tomorrow” are written in kanji, “asatte” is written in hiragana… What does that imply?

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Among kindergarteners, elementary school students, and adults, which is the biggest?

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A kindergarten isn’t a person; it’s the name of a building. Elementary school students and adults are people, but a kindergarten is a large building that many people can enter. So if you compare sizes, the kindergarten is the biggest. The key to this riddle is noticing the meanings of the words.

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What is the name of the old man who appears in Urashima Taro?

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Translation Trick quiz Igossou
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Speaking of Urashima Taro, it’s known as the story where he rides a turtle to the Dragon Palace, spends what feels like only a short time there, and when he returns, many years have passed in the world he came from and not a single acquaintance remains.

It’s a beautiful yet sorrowful tale, and surely everyone, from children to adults, has read it at least once.

Now, recall the story carefully and try this challenge.

If you’re thinking, “Did Urashima Taro have a grandfather?” you won’t reach the right answer.

The hint is to remember what happened to Urashima Taro when he opened the tamatebako (jeweled box)!

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