[For Elementary School Students] Sports Quiz
We’ve put together a collection of sports quizzes for elementary school students!
From classic ball games like baseball and soccer to skateboarding, which drew attention at the Olympics, and swimming, which many kids take lessons in—these are all questions about sports that elementary schoolers have likely seen and know.
Most of the questions are easy, so kids from first through sixth grade should definitely give them a try!
It’s also a great idea to take on the challenge together on Sports Day.
If you love sports, show off your knowledge to the fullest!
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[For Elementary School Students] Sports Quiz (1–10)
In volleyball, which position serves as the playmaker?
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setter
They are responsible for instantly handling any ball and delivering an accurate toss. Because of that, it’s a position that demands not only agility and excellent athletic ability, but also sound judgment and flexibility.
How many meters long is the track used in athletics?
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400 meters
When the switch to the metric system occurred, the then-standard 440-yard (about 402 m) track was rounded down and changed to a 400 m track.
What was the previous name of ‘Sports Day’?
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Health and Sports Day
Originally, October 10—the date the Tokyo Olympics were held in 1964—was designated as Health and Sports Day. However, due to the Happy Monday system introduced in 2000, the second Monday of October was set as Sports Day.
[For Elementary School Students] Sports Quiz (11–20)
In basketball, how many points do you get for a free throw?
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translation
A “free throw” is a shot you can take without interference from the opponent when they have committed a foul. However, whereas a regular field goal is worth 2 points, a free throw is worth only 1 point.
In skateboarding, an Olympic sport, there are two disciplines that compete for points. One is “Park,” and the other is “Street.”
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Street
The events that were officially added starting with the Tokyo 2020 Olympics are “Park” and “Street.” In “Park,” athletes compete by performing tricks on a complex course featuring bumps and curved surfaces, while “Street” is contested on a course modeled after urban environments, using elements like stairs and handrails.
What do you call the sport where, based on basic locomotion, you jump over obstacles?
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Parkour
Although it was not selected as an official Olympic event, parkour is gaining momentum worldwide. Originating in France, this discipline focuses on training the body through “locomotion,” such as running up walls, climbing, and vaulting over obstacles using everyday surroundings, without any special equipment.
Which one is correct: “badminton” or “batminton”?
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Badminton
Since the English spelling is “badminton,” the correct form is badminton. By the way, in kanji it’s written as 「羽球」 (ukyū), which might be useful to remember!


