75 Trivia Questions for Kids
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1. What is a female deer called?
easy- A doe
- A ewe
- A hen
- A mare
2. What do we call a scientist who studies animals?
medium- A botanist
- A geologist
- A zoologist
- An astronomer
3. What is the largest living reptile?
hard- The green anaconda
- The komodo dragon
- The leatherback turtle
- The saltwater crocodile
4. What covers a bird's body and helps it fly?
easy- Feathers
- Fur
- Scales
- Shells
5. Animals that have a backbone are called what?
hard- Insects
- Invertebrates
- Mollusks
- Vertebrates
6. Kangaroos live in the wild in which country?
easy- Australia
- Brazil
- Canada
- India
7. What do we call the long winter sleep of animals like groundhogs?
medium- Camouflage
- Evaporation
- Hibernation
- Migration
8. What is the largest kind of wild cat in the world?
medium- The cheetah
- The leopard
- The lion
- The tiger
9. What do we call a person who travels into space?
easy- A geologist
- A pilot
- A sailor
- An astronaut
10. Most sea stars have how many arms?
medium- Five
- Four
- Six
- Three
11. How many legs does a crab have?
medium- Eight
- Six
- Ten
- Twelve
12. What is a young frog with a tail that swims in water called?
easy- A guppy
- A larva fish
- A minnow
- A tadpole
13. Which lizard is famous for changing color and moving each eye on its own?
medium- The chameleon
- The gecko
- The iguana
- The komodo dragon
14. What is the heaviest animal that lives on land?
medium- The African elephant
- The giraffe
- The hippopotamus
- The rhinoceros
15. Which animal builds dams across streams with sticks and mud?
easy- The badger
- The beaver
- The otter
- The raccoon
16. The path a planet follows around the Sun is called its what?
medium- Atmosphere
- Axis
- Crater
- Orbit
17. Which planet is called the Red Planet?
easy- Jupiter
- Mars
- Neptune
- Venus
18. What is the biggest planet in our solar system?
easy- Earth
- Jupiter
- Saturn
- Uranus
19. What do we call the line where the sky seems to meet the land or sea?
medium- The axis
- The equator
- The horizon
- The orbit
20. What color are the hottest stars?
hard- Blue
- Brown
- Orange
- Red
21. What are the rocky space objects that mostly orbit the Sun between Mars and Jupiter?
hard- Asteroids
- Comets
- Moons
- Stars
22. What do we call a group of stars that makes a picture in the night sky?
medium- A comet
- A constellation
- A galaxy
- An orbit
23. Counting out from the Sun, which number planet is Earth?
medium- The eighth
- The fifth
- The first
- The third
24. What do we call a space rock that falls all the way down and lands on Earth?
hard- A meteorite
- A planet
- A satellite
- A star
25. To bend your elbow, your arm muscles pull on what?
medium- Your blood
- Your bones
- Your hair
- Your skin
26. What is the tube that carries food from your mouth down to your stomach?
hard- The artery
- The esophagus
- The spine
- The windpipe
27. What is a scientist who studies stars and planets called?
medium- A botanist
- A chemist
- A geologist
- An astronomer
28. Which is closer to Earth: the Moon or the Sun?
easy- Neither, both are inside Earth
- The Moon
- The Sun
- They are the same distance
29. What do we call the colorful parts of a flower that attract bees?
easy- Petals
- Roots
- Stems
- Thorns
30. What is the joint in the middle of your arm called?
easy- The ankle
- The elbow
- The knee
- The wrist
31. A comet flying near the Sun grows a long, glowing what?
easy- Ring
- Shell
- Tail
- Wing
32. What carries messages between your brain and the rest of your body?
medium- Bones
- Hair
- Nerves
- Veins
33. What is the name of the bones that curve around and protect your heart and lungs?
medium- The backbone
- The kneecap
- The rib cage
- The skull
34. What do your lungs help you do?
easy- Breathe
- Digest food
- Pump blood
- See
35. What is the watery liquid in your mouth that helps you chew and swallow?
medium- Juice
- Mucus
- Plasma
- Saliva
36. What gas from the air does your body need to stay alive?
easy- Carbon dioxide
- Helium
- Hydrogen
- Oxygen
37. Which blood cells carry oxygen around your body?
medium- Nerve cells
- Red blood cells
- Skin cells
- White blood cells
38. What is another name for your kneecap?
hard- The femur
- The patella
- The pelvis
- The tibia
39. Which blood tubes carry blood back to your heart?
medium- Muscles
- Nerves
- Tendons
- Veins
40. Which ocean lies between North America and Europe?
medium- The Arctic Ocean
- The Atlantic Ocean
- The Indian Ocean
- The Pacific Ocean
41. Which tool shows you which way is north?
easy- A compass
- A ruler
- A scale
- A thermometer
42. The layer of air around Earth is called its what?
medium- Atmosphere
- Core
- Crust
- Orbit
43. In which direction does the Sun rise?
easy- East
- North
- South
- West
44. Plants use sunlight to make their own food. What is this called?
hard- Evaporation
- Hibernation
- Photosynthesis
- Pollination
45. What is the icy coating on grass on a very cold morning called?
easy- Dew
- Fog
- Frost
- Hail
46. What do we call a scientist who studies rocks?
medium- A biologist
- A geologist
- A zoologist
- An astronomer
47. Which red gemstone is famous for its deep color?
medium- Emerald
- Pearl
- Ruby
- Sapphire
48. What is the name of the imaginary line around the middle of Earth?
easy- The coastline
- The equator
- The horizon
- The North Pole
49. Clouds are made of what?
easy- Cotton
- Dust bunnies
- Smoke
- Tiny drops of water or ice
50. What makes the loud sound of thunder?
medium- Clouds bumping together
- Lightning heating the air
- Raindrops hitting the ground
- Wind blowing on mountains
51. Which fruit has a hard, hairy shell with watery juice inside?
easy- Coconut
- Kiwi
- Mango
- Pineapple
52. Butter is made by churning what?
easy- Cream
- Flour
- Oil
- Water
53. Which kind of tree do acorns grow on?
easy- Maple
- Oak
- Palm
- Pine
54. What are the two ends of a magnet called?
medium- Hot and cold
- Left and right
- North and south poles
- Top and bottom
55. When you stir sugar into water and it seems to disappear, what has the sugar done?
medium- Dissolved
- Evaporated
- Frozen
- Melted
56. When white light shines through a glass prism, what comes out?
medium- A rainbow of colors
- Bubbles
- Only red light
- Total darkness
57. Which part of a plant soaks up water from the soil?
easy- The leaves
- The petals
- The roots
- The seeds
58. What force pulls things down to the ground when you drop them?
easy- Electricity
- Friction
- Gravity
- Magnetism
59. A magnet will pick up which of these?
easy- A glass marble
- A plastic spoon
- A wooden block
- An iron nail
60. Which tool helps you see stars and planets far away?
easy- A microscope
- A stethoscope
- A telescope
- A thermometer
61. Sounds are made when something does what?
medium- Freezes
- Glows
- Melts
- Vibrates
62. Which material lets electricity flow through it easily?
hard- Copper
- Glass
- Rubber
- Wood
63. What are the three main states of matter?
medium- Big, medium and small
- Hot, warm and cold
- Rock, paper and metal
- Solid, liquid and gas
64. Pizza first became famous in which country?
easy- France
- Greece
- Italy
- Spain
65. Tacos come from which country?
easy- Brazil
- Mexico
- Peru
- Portugal
66. Which country is shaped a lot like a boot?
easy- Chile
- Greece
- Italy
- Spain
67. What is the capital city of France?
easy- Lyon
- Marseille
- Nice
- Paris
68. What is the capital city of Japan?
medium- Kyoto
- Osaka
- Seoul
- Tokyo
69. What is the capital city of Italy?
easy- Milan
- Naples
- Rome
- Venice
70. Egypt is on which continent?
medium- Africa
- Australia
- Europe
- South America
71. Which Roman numeral stands for the number 10?
medium- I
- L
- V
- X
72. How many strings does a violin usually have?
medium- Eight
- Four
- Six
- Two
73. What do we call a group of islands close together?
hard- A canyon
- A delta
- A peninsula
- An archipelago
74. What do we call a word that names a person, place or thing?
medium- A comma
- A noun
- A verb
- An adjective
75. How many keys does a standard modern piano have?
hard- 100
- 52
- 66
- 88
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