We are far from our old times, now the kids are more intelligent than before. Nowadays kids require more knowledge or information to educate themselves. That’s happening because of the competition, no one willing to stay back all kids wants to enhance their brain capacity to achieve more.
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140 Amazing Trivia Questions for Kids List
Easy Trivia Questions for Kids (1-40)
What is the average age of a star?
One to Ten billion years
Which country has most of the amounts of reptiles?
Australia
Which vegetables actually are not vegetables, those are fruits?
Tomatoes and Avocados
Which animals sleep while standing?
Horses and Cows
What is the name of the animal that has four noses?
Slugs
What is the top speed of a Hippopotamus?
48 km/h (Source)
What percentage of area is covered by water on earth?
70%
What are the two body parts in the human body are will be continually growing lifetime?
Nose and Ear
What is the name of the bird that can fly backward?
Hummingbirds
Which animal has nine brains?
Octopus
What is the length of the longest french fries in the world?
34 Inches
What is the nearest star from the earth?
Alpha Centauri
Which animals brain’s falls asleep while other is awake?
Dolphin
Where was the biggest fossil of spider found?
China
What is the name of the fruit that bears seed on the outside?
strawberry
Which animal’s hearts are in their heads?
Shrimp
What is the largest land animal on earth?
Columbia
Which fruit produces the biggest seed in the world?
The double coconut palm
What is the largest living animal on earth?
Blue Whale
What was the name of the person who invented the German Chocolate Cake?
Sam German
Who has scored 100 points in a single NBA basketball in 1962?
Wilt Chamberlain
What is the top speed of Ostriches?
70 km/h
What is the name of the tallest player in the NHL?
Zdeno Chara
The human nose can smell how many kinds of smells?
Trillion smells
A humanoid robot has been sketched by which famous artist in 1495?
Leonardo da Vinci
What is the name of the canal that connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans?
Panama Canal
Where you can find the world’s largest reef system?
In Australia
There are how many galaxies in our universe?
125 Billion
What is the full form of WWW?
World Wide Web
Which is the longest tunnel in the World?
Delaware Aqueduct (Source)
There are how many stars in our galaxy?
Approximately 100-400 billion
Which country is the largest consumer of energy in the world?
China
How much time is taken by pineapple to properly grow?
2 Years
There are how many kinds of carnivorous plants available on earth?
630 different
The heat energy from sung is known as what?
Solar Energy
Which countries are sharing the largest border in the world?
The United States and Canada
Which country is the largest emitter of carbon dioxide?
China
What is the name of the only animal that can’t jump anyway?
Elephant
Which water animal have no bones in its body?
Shark
Which is the largest active volcano in the world?
Hawaii’s Mauna Loa
Hard Trivia Questions for Kids (41-80)
There are how many kinds of bats are in this world?
1000 above
What is the name of the place in the world where you can’t find the bees?
Antarctica
What is the name of the insect that has 12 eyes?
Caterpillars (Source)
It would take how much time to reach space?
1 Hour
What is the name of the big fish that can blick its two eyes?
Shark
Which animal drinks water through its skin?
Frog
What is the name of the animal which can’t run backward?
Kangaroos
Which bird’s eye is bigger than its brain?
Ostrich
Which kind of birds can’t move their eyeballs?
Owls
How many teeth does an adult have?
32
French fries were originated from which country?
Belgium
Who invented the WiFi?
John O’Sullivan
A group of frogs is also known as what?
Army
What was the name of the USA president lost five separate elections before president?
Abraham Linkon
Which sea animal has blue blood?
Octopus
The radio was invented by whom?
Guglielmo Marconi
When was Pablo Picasso joined the art school?
At the age of 10
What was the name of the US president also was a professional wrestler?
Abraham Linkon
How many paintings were created by Frida Kahlo?
143
There are how many thunder strums hit the earth every minute?
Around 2000
The fastest raindrop ever recorded was?
18 miles/hour
Which vitamin is contained by rain?
b12
What is the name of the only planet that spins clockwise?
Venus
Spending one day on Venus is equal to how many months on earth?
8 Months
Which animal’s fingerprint is similar to humans?
Koala’s
A neutron star can spin how many times in one second?
600 Times
What is “G” stand for on Green Bay Packers helmet?
Greatness
babe ruth began his carrier as to what?
Pitcher
What is the name of the animal also known as Orcas?
Killer Whales
Which animal uses its tail to communicate with other animals of its kind?
Fox
Which is the fastest spinning planet in the solar system?
Jupiter
Who holds the record of the long jump?
Mike Powell
In 1919, Lightning stuck which Cleveland Indians pitcher in the middle of the 9th innings?
Ray Caldwell
What were the very fast animals in space?
Fruit flies
Chins are contained by which animal on earth?
Human
There are how many cells contained by the human body?
100 Trillion Cells
What is the distance between the sun and earth?
Approxmately 149,597,890km
What is the life span of Eyelashes?
150 Days
Which animal has two different air passages for breathing and smelling?
Dogs
Festive Trivia Questions for Kids(81-100)
The celebration of Christmas is the birth date of which god?
Jesus Christ
Which civilization first used Christmas trees as decorative materials?
Egyptians and Romans
What is the meaning of Carol in Christmas?
Joy and Happiness
When does Halloween fall?
31 October Each Year
What is the meaning of the term “X-Mas”?
Christmas
What are the most popular costumes are chosen by the kids on Halloween?
Spiderman and Elsa
Which country has first made the artificial Christmas trees with dyed goose feathers?
Germany
What was the other name of Santa Clause in Dutch?
Sinterklaas
What was the weight of the biggest pumpkin in the World on Halloween?
2,624.6 Pounds
Who were responsible for carrying the tradition of jack o-lanterns to the USA?
The Irish People
Which is the most popular movie watched on Halloween?
Hocus Pocus
What is the symbol of the Christmas wreath?
love and eternal life
When was the movie “Hocus Pocus” released?
1993
There was how many residents did the United States have in 1776?
2.5 Million
Who helps Santa clause to distribute gifts all over the world at Christmas?
elves
What are the names of the two United States presidents who died on the 4th of July?
Thomas Jefferson and John Adams
Where was the first 4th of July parade has been held?
Bristol, Rhode Island
What was the name of the state in the USA which has declared Christmas as an official holiday?
Alabama
Which was the biggest gift of Christmas from the people of France to the US?
Statue of Liberty
The people of the United States spend how much money on fireworks annually?
$1 Billion
Country Trivia for Kids (101-120)
Who was the 1st president of the United States?
George Washington
There are how many continents situated on Earth?
Seven
What are the names of our seven continents?
Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica, Europe, and Australia
Which is the smallest continent among all?
Australia
What is the name of the continent which is bigger in size?
Asia
Which continent contains only one country as its own?
Australia
There are how many states in the United States?
50
Which is the largest city in the United States?
Anchorage
Who is the richest person in Australia?
Gina Rinehart
Which is the largest country in the World by population?
China
Where does the taj mahal locate?
Agra (A City in Utter Pradesh)
What is the name of the highest mountain in France?
Mont Blanc
Which is the most populated country in the United Kingdom?
England
What is the official name of the country Italy?
Italian Republic
Which is the 4th largest country in the World?
United States
Which language has been spoken in Italy?
Italian
What is the capital of Germany?
Berlin
What is the capital of England?
London
There are how many lakes in Canada?
3000 Lakes
Which is the city in Italy was the home of ancient Romans?
Rome
New Year Trivia for Kids (121-140)
There are how many people gather to see the ball drop in the New York city times square?
Approximately 1 Million
In ancient times, Who used to gift Eggs in New Year for productivity?
Persians
When does the new year fall?
1st January of each year
What are used to scare away evil spirits on New Year?
Firecrackers and noisemakers
When were Romans celebrating the new year?
1st of March every year
It believes, Eating which kind of foods can give the good luck for the coming year?
Cabbage, Ham, and black-eyed peas
In 2000 BC, the Babylonians celebrated the new year on which date?
March 23
Who first decided or accepted to celebrate the new year on the 1st day of January?
Julius Caesar (Former Roman dictator)
When were the countries like England and America officially adopted the new year?
1752
Which ancient people were celebrates new after the flooding of the Nile River?
Ancient Egypt
The Persian New Year is also known as what?
Norouz
What was the name of the star that was guiding Egyptians?
Sirus
In 3000 years ago, the Chinese celebrated the new year to mark what?
At the beginning of spring Plantation season
When does the Chinese new year fall?
The days between late January and early February on the second new moon
In which country, The dishes are thrown on the neighbor’s door to make friends in the new year?
Denmark
Which country people have been eating 12 grapes on new year’s eve?
Spanish
To welcome the god new year which temple bells are rung 108 times?
In the Japanese Buddhist Temple
In which country, Onions are hung on the doorstep for goodwill for children in the new year?
Greek
Where and when was the Rose Parade held?
California’s Pasadena In 1890 (Source)
In which harbor in Australia is filled with fireworks and spectators every year?
Sydney Harbor
