Quiz for 6 year olds with answers

False. 6 + 11 = 17. Count on 6 from 11: 17.

11. Make a ten first: 9 + 1 = 10, then 1 more makes 11.

18. Count back one from 19: 18.

9. The numbers go up by 1 each time, so the next number is 9.

4. A rectangle has 4 straight sides and 4 corners.

12. Count back 6 from 18: 12.

14. The numbers go up by 2 each time, so the next number is 14.

14. Count back 3 from 17: 14.

True. From January to December there are 12 months.

False. One more than 15 is 16. Count on one from 15: 16.

True. A square has 4 straight sides and 4 corners.

True or false: This is the flag of the Netherlands.

True. It's the Netherlands. About a quarter of the Netherlands lies below sea level.

Which country's flag is this?

• Italy
• Turkey (Türkiye)
• New Zealand
• Germany

Turkey (Türkiye). Istanbul, Türkiye's biggest city, sits on two continents: Europe and Asia.

True or false: This is the flag of Japan.

False. It's Poland. Marie Curie was born in Poland. She won Nobel Prizes in two different sciences.

True or false: This is the flag of Portugal.

True. It's Portugal. Portugal produces more cork than any other country.

True. Saturn's rings are made of countless chunks of ice and rock, some as big as a house.

Eight.

Bird. An eagle can spot a rabbit from more than a kilometre away.

False. A zebra has black and white stripes. No two zebras have the same pattern.

A star. The Sun is a star. It looks bigger and brighter than the others because it is so much closer.

A full Moon. The Moon makes no light of its own. It shines with sunlight bouncing off it.

Mammal. Elephants are the largest animals living on land.

Earth. The Moon is about 384,000 kilometres away. Its light takes just over a second to reach us.

True. Your eyes send what they see to your brain.

Spinosaurus. Woolly mammoths lived in the last Ice Age, more than 60 million years after the giant dinosaurs died out.

False. T. rex's arms were tiny for its size, with just two fingers on each hand. They were surprisingly strong, though.

Mammal. A giraffe's neck has seven bones, the same number as yours.

put. Put, push, pull and full all use u for the same short sound.

they. They sounds like thay, but it ends with ey.

full. Full has double l on its own. On the end of a word like helpful, it drops one l.

some. Some rhymes with come, and both end in o, m, e.

False. One mouse, two mice. Some words change completely when there's more than one.

of. Of sounds like ov, but it ends with an f.

here. Here is inside there and where. All three are about places.