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Quiz Questions for 5 to 9 Year Olds

Free, easy quiz questions and answers for younger kids, from about 5 right up to 9. Sorted by topic and written to be a confidence-building win, not a head-scratcher. Tap any question to reveal the answer.

Made in Australia for families and classrooms. Ready for harder ones? Try our quizzes for 10 to 12 year olds, or see all our kids trivia by topic.

Animals trivia for kids

From backyard critters to Aussie icons, see how many of these the kids can pick.

  • A) Kookaburra

  • A tadpole

  • A kid

Art trivia for kids

Paint, colour and a few famous masterpieces. Have a go at these art questions.

  • Green

  • Origami

  • Orange

  • Red, blue, and yellow

Want more Art trivia for kids? These are all plucked from our past Kids Quiz Weekly quizzes.

Australia trivia for kids

Big country, big trivia. These ones are all about home.

  • Kangaroo

    Together they hold up Australia's coat of arms.

  • Qantas

  • Queensland

  • The Socceroos

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Flags trivia for kids

Can the kids name the country from the flag alone? Tap to find out.

  • Black, Red and Yellow

    Black represents the Aboriginal people, red represents the red earth, and yellow represents the sun.

  • France, Belgium, Italy

    Below the right pairing:

Want more Flags trivia for kids? These are all plucked from our past Kids Quiz Weekly quizzes.

Games trivia for kids

Board games, card games and video games all get a look in here.

  • Knock the tower over

  • King

    It's the order of cards in a standard deck of playing cards

  • Hearts, Diamonds, Clubs, and Spades

  • Blue

    Paired with his classic red shirt, red cap and white gloves

General Knowledge trivia for kids

A proper mixed bag. Handy for warming up before a full quiz.

  • June, July and August

  • 3

    "tri" means three

  • Koala

  • They are all types of bears

Want more General Knowledge trivia for kids? These are all plucked from our past Kids Quiz Weekly quizzes.

History trivia for kids

Step back in time with questions about the people and moments that shaped the world.

  • The Eiffel Tower

    It was only meant to stand for 20 years but was saved because it was useful as a radio transmission tower.

  • Pac-Man

    He hit arcades in 1980

Language trivia for kids

Spelling, word play and a few tricky ones to puzzle over.

  • Sun

    Sunlight, Sunshine, Sunburn, Sunscreen

  • Butter

    (butterfly, buttermilk, buttercup, butterscotch)

  • Bonjour

  • Water

    Waterfall, waterproof, watermelon, watercolour

Want more Language trivia for kids? These are all plucked from our past Kids Quiz Weekly quizzes.

Logic trivia for kids

No facts needed here, just a clear head and a bit of lateral thinking.

  • Rabbit

  • C

    C is a mirrored version of the other shapes.

  • D

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  • 10

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Maths trivia for kids

Number puzzles and brain benders that are more fun than they sound.

  • 90

  • 8 each

    24 divided by 3 people = 8. Don't forget to count yourself!

  • 6 sides

  • Circle

    Only one without straight sides or angles.

Want more Maths trivia for kids? These are all plucked from our past Kids Quiz Weekly quizzes.

Movies / TV trivia for kids

From Bluey to Frozen, here are some questions for the screen lovers.

  • Maggie Simpson

  • Bingo

  • Gary

    He meows like a cat!

  • Olaf

Music trivia for kids

Instruments, lyrics and a singalong or two.

  • Rock

  • Water

Want more Music trivia for kids? These are all plucked from our past Kids Quiz Weekly quizzes.

Nature trivia for kids

Weather, plants and the world just outside the window.

  • Honey

  • Onion

  • 0°C

  • 7

    (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet) 🌈

Science trivia for kids

Experiments, elements and the odd why does that happen question.

  • Ice

  • Oxygen

  • The pupil

    It's the small black circle in the middle of your iris (the coloured part)

  • a) Diamond

    It scores a perfect 10 on the Mohs hardness scale. And while fossilised poop (called a coprolite) is real, it definitely doesn't make the cut.

Want more Science trivia for kids? These are all plucked from our past Kids Quiz Weekly quizzes.

Space trivia for kids

Planets, stars and the big questions about what is out there.

  • True

    Our Sun is just an ordinary star, the only star in our solar system.

  • True

    Earth is tilted at about 23.5 degrees. Without this tilt, we'd have no seasons at all and every day would have roughly 12 hours of daylight!

  • The Milky Way

  • Mars

    Mars gets its nickname from iron oxide (rust) on its surface that gives it a reddish colour.

Sport trivia for kids

Footy, cricket, tennis and plenty more for the sport mad.

  • Bat

  • 6

  • Carlton

  • White

Want more Sport trivia for kids? These are all plucked from our past Kids Quiz Weekly quizzes.

Tech trivia for kids

Computers, keyboards and the gadgets we use every day.

  • Spotify

    Logo 39 a
  • Apple

Frequently asked questions

  • Start at the top of any topic on this page. Every bank is sorted easiest first, so the opening questions are the ones the most kids get right.

  • The ones on this page. They are picked by how often kids actually get them right, so they are an easy, confidence-building start for little ones.

  • The later questions in each topic are, since every bank runs easiest to hardest. If your 8 or 9 year old breezes through, move them up to our quizzes for 10 to 12 year olds.

  • Yes, every question and answer here is free, with no login.

  • Definitely. They suit early primary, a family game night, or a quick warm up.

  • Tap or click a question and it flips open to show the answer.

How to play

  • 15 family-friendly questions.
  • This is a self marking quiz – tap on the question to reveal the answer and mark correct or incorrect.
  • Submit your answers and if you have an account, you can compare you score with the community average.
  • Let the younger kids have a go at the easy questions first, then everyone else can jump in!