Kindergarten Trivia
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129 free Kindergarten trivia questions with answers — trivia quiz, new questions added Aug 2026.
These 45 kindergarten and preschool trivia questions are written for four-, five- and six-year-olds: short questions, simple words, and answers a child meets every day. The set covers animals and their babies (what a baby cat is called, which animal has a pouch, which bird cannot fly), colors and what happens when you mix them, shapes with three or four sides, the seasons and the weather, the days of the week, and a little counting from legs on a spider to wheels on a tricycle. Read the questions aloud and let children pick from the four choices, or let an early reader tap through on a tablet with a little help. There is no timer to worry about, and a short, friendly explanation follows each answer with one extra fact to talk about. Teachers can use it for circle time or a brain break; parents can use it in the car or at the dinner table. Every answer has been checked against Wikipedia's article on the animal, shape or season involved, and each question shows the sentence that backs it up once you have answered.
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Q 01How many legs does a spider have?
Eight
Insects have six legs, so if you count eight, it is a spider or one of its cousins.
Q 02How many days are there in one week?
Seven
Monday to Sunday makes seven, and then it starts all over again.
Q 03What is a baby cat called?
A kitten
Kittens are born with their eyes closed and open them after about a week.
Q 04What is a baby dog called?
A puppy
Puppies sleep a lot, sometimes 18 hours a day, while they grow.
Q 05Which shape has three sides?
A triangle
A triangle has three sides and three corners; a slice of pizza is a good one to remember.
Q 06Which shape has four sides that are all the same length?
A square
A square has four sides that are all the same length and four square corners; a rectangle's sides come in two different lengths.
Q 07What is frozen water called?
Ice
Ice is water frozen solid, which happens at 0 °C, and once it is thick enough you can skate on it.
Q 08Which season comes right after winter?
Spring
Spring is when the snow melts, flowers come up and baby animals are born.
Q 09Which season is usually the hottest?
Summer
Summer is the hottest and brightest season, with the longest days and the most sunshine; it comes after spring and before autumn.
Q 10In which season do lots of trees drop their leaves?
Autumn
Autumn is when leaves change colour and fall, and some people call the season fall for exactly that reason.
Q 11What does a caterpillar turn into?
A butterfly
A caterpillar turns into a butterfly: it wraps itself up in a chrysalis first, then comes out with wings.
Q 12Which animal has a very long neck and eats leaves from tall trees?
A giraffe
Giraffes are the tallest animals on land, taller than a two-story house.
Q 13Which animal has a long trunk?
An elephant
An elephant uses its trunk to drink, to smell and to pick things up.
Q 14Which farm animal gives us milk to drink?
Q 21If you mix blue paint with yellow paint, the colour of a lemon, what colour do you get?
Green
Green is what blue and yellow make when mixed, and it is the colour of most leaves and grass.
Q 22What colour is a ripe banana?
Yellow
Bananas start out green and turn yellow as they get sweeter.
Q 23How many wheels does a tricycle have?
Three
"Tri" means three, just like a triangle has three sides.
Q 24How many wheels does a bicycle have?
A cow
Cows eat grass all day, and a dairy cow can give many buckets of milk.
Q 15Which animal hops and carries its baby in a pouch?
A kangaroo
Kangaroos live in Australia and use their big tail to balance when they hop.
Q 16What do birds lay?
Eggs
Baby birds grow inside the egg until they are ready to peck their way out.
Q 17What is the big bright star we see in the daytime sky?
The Sun
The Sun is so far away that its light takes about eight minutes to reach us.
Q 18Which planet do we live on?
Earth
Earth is the third planet from the Sun and the only one we know with people on it.
Q 19How many colours are in a rainbow the way we usually count them, starting with red and ending with violet?
Seven
Seven colours: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet, always in that order, a count chosen by Isaac Newton.
Q 20Mix red paint with the colour of a lemon and what do you get?
Orange
Red and yellow paint mix to make orange; the colour orange is named after the fruit, not the other way round.
Two
"Bi" means two, which is why a bicycle has two wheels and two pedals.
Q 25How many fingers are on one hand, counting the thumb?
Five
Five fingers on each hand make ten in all, which is why we count in tens.
Q 26Which number comes right after 9?
10
Ten is the first number that needs two digits to write.
Q 27Which day of the week comes right after Monday?
Tuesday
Tuesday is named after Tiw, an old god of war.
Q 28Which meal do most people eat in the morning?
Breakfast
Breakfast is the morning meal; the word means breaking the fast, the long night of not eating.
Q 29What do bees make?
Honey
Bees make honey from the nectar they collect from flowers.
Q 30Which bird cannot fly but is a great swimmer and lives where it is cold?
A penguin
Penguins use their wings as flippers and can zoom through the water.