For upper elementary school students! A lively and educational true-or-false quiz
We’ve put together a collection of a little unexpected true-or-false quizzes that will make upper elementary school kids blurt out, “Huh, really?” You’ll find plenty of questions about science, social studies, living things, and nature.
They’re all connected to what you learn at school, so you can check your knowledge while having fun.
You can take turns quizzing friends, host a quiz contest with your family—there are lots of ways to enjoy it.
That satisfying moment when you get it right, and the exciting moment when you get it wrong and discover something new—both are thrilling, aren’t they? Keep an open mind and give it a try!
For upper elementary school students! Fun and educational True-or-False Quiz (1–10)
True or false: Japan is made up of four large islands?
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Japan is made up of four large islands: Honshu, Hokkaido, Kyushu, and Shikoku. In addition, there are more than 6,000 smaller islands, including Okinawa. Japan is an island nation with many islands, and because it is surrounded by the sea, it is characterized by abundant fish catches and differences in climate and culture from region to region.
Do squids have more legs than octopuses: true or false?
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A squid has 10 legs, and an octopus has 8. A squid has eight short legs called “arms” and two long legs called “tentacles.” These long legs are used to catch prey.
True or false: About 70% of the Earth’s surface is covered with water.
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About 70% of Earth’s surface is covered by water, such as oceans and lakes. The remaining 30% is land. So, the oceans cover a larger area than the parts of the world where humans live.
Do insects have six legs: true or false?
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One characteristic of insects is that their bodies are divided into three parts—the head, thorax, and abdomen—and they have six legs on the thorax. It’s also fun to check which creatures among the bugs are actually insects.
Does the Earth revolve around the Sun, true or false?
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The Earth takes one year to orbit around the Sun. This is called revolution. The Earth's rotation creates day and night.
Are there penguins in the Arctic: true or false?
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Penguins don’t live in the Arctic. In fact, penguins live in the southern parts of the Earth, such as Antarctica and the nearby islands. Animals like polar bears live in the Arctic. Penguins are very good at swimming in cold oceans, and their thick layer of fat and water-repellent feathers protect their bodies. They can’t fly, but in the water they can move as quickly as fish. Living things survive by adapting their bodies and behavior to the places where they live.
Is it true or false that crows are very intelligent birds?
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Crows are very intelligent birds. They can remember people’s faces and even use tools to get food. For example, some crows drop walnuts onto roads so cars will run over them and crack them open.