Quizzes for Grades 1 through 12

Name the countries from the clues given. This quiz is aimed at the beginner, but old hands might learn a little, too. Have fun! Recommended for grades: 9,10,11,12

There's nothing like a holiday, so let's enjoy some as we tour the world and look at places of interest. Timing is everything - we need to be in the right place at the right time for an amazing world tour. Recommended for grades: 2,3,4,5

In this quiz, match the city, country, landmark, or place to the number on the map and see if you know all about where's where in Asia! Good luck! Recommended for grades: 8,9,10

Let's face it, in the era we live, kids and teens want their facts quick and simple. Here are entries from travel guides written specifically for the indifferent teenager. See if you can pick out the city or location they are in. Recommended for grades: 5,6,7,8

In 2002, The Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste (short form Timor-Leste, sometimes called East Timor) was established as the first new nation of the 21st century. Here's a brief look at some points of interest. Recommended for grades: 9,10,11,12

I had an urge to travel the world but just didn't have the time. Come and see where I went to in fast forward. You won't be disappointed in some tidbits in the interesting information! Recommended for grades: 5,6,7,8

The world is filled with beauty, and each state in the United States has its own natural wonders. Has your family ever taken a driving vacation to just enjoy the scenery? Let's see if you can choose the state where each site is located. Recommended for grades: 4,5,6

The OECD released a report in 2008 on the "World's Top Ten Happiest Nations". Read the informative geographic descriptions and see if you can guess which countries topped their global survey. Recommended for grades: 9,10,11,12

Suriname? Sure I am! What could you find in this South American country? Recommended for grades: 9,10,11,12

The penultimate quiz in my series of labeling US State Capitals, featuring the fourth set of ten cities ordered alphabetically (by city name, not state). Can you match the correct capital city name (Madison to Raleigh) to its geographical location? Recommended for grades: 4,5,6

Remember that wooden puzzle you had as a kid? How many of these States of the Union can you identify from an outline map alone? Recommended for grades: 3,4,5

This is a sorting quiz. If a fact is true for Canada, sort it to "O Canada", like the anthem. If not, pick "No Canada"! Recommended for grades: 1,2,3,4,5

Our beautiful earth contains many wonderful things, both on it and in it. Can you work ten of these out from the pictured clues given? Recommended for grades: 1,2,3

Test your knowledge of Australia and its nearest neighbors by putting the correct labels on the map. Includes six states, one mainland territory, and three nearby countries. Good luck. Recommended for grades: 6,7,8,9

We have been to many places in the U.S. and I thought this would be a neat way for you to guess what we've seen. If you have fun with these, I have a lot more for another game. Let me know what you think because this is really fun! Thanks for playing. Recommended for grades: 9,10,11,12

There are more than 200 countries in the world. Take a tour that visits ten of them... Recommended for grades: 9,10,11,12

Olá! Etymologically speaking, the term "Lusophones" refers to countries that recognize Portuguese as their official language. Can you name these ten Portuguese-speaking nations and territories, based on the given descriptions and photos? Enjoy! Recommended for grades: 8,9,10

The first in my series of labeling US State Capitals, featuring the first ten ordered alphabetically (by city name, not state). Can you match the correct capital city name (Albany to Carson City) to its geographical location? Recommended for grades: 4,5,6

Our team of fearless travellers has decided to embark on an around the world tour. We will hit every continent and witness some of the world's most majestic sites. We have invited you to join in the fun. Bon voyage! Recommended for grades: 7,8,9,10

In school, state capitals are often a testing point for geography. See if you can name the state capital by just the location of a point in a state. The points marking state capitals are close to its location in a state, but not perfect. Recommended for grades: 5,6,7,8

Here are some questions about famous places all over the world. Do you know which country or city they are in? Play this quiz and find out. Recommended for grades: 5,6,7

Those with royal blood have enjoyed much privilege throughout history. One of those privileges is having things named after you. These places were named after English or British royalty (with fictional dedication speeches). Recommended for grades: 5,6,7,8

The next in my series of labeling US State Capitals, featuring the middle set of ten cities ordered alphabetically (by city name, not state). Can you match the correct capital city name (Hartford to Little Rock) to its geographical location? Recommended for grades: 4,5,6

The second instalment of my series of labeling US State Capitals, featuring the next group of ten cities ordered alphabetically (by city name, not state). Match the correct capital city name (Charleston to Harrisburg) to its geographical location. Recommended for grades: 4,5,6

For this quiz, I will identify a few important features--cities, rivers, landmarks, important people, etc. Your job is to name the state. Recommended for grades: 5,6,7,8

You may not have the opportunity to travel, but we can still go to ten different places in a quiz. This time around, all of the locations we look at will start with 'D'! Recommended for grades: 12

My cat Jedda disappeared for ten days in the summer of 2019. Turns out he was taking the FunTrivia Bus Ride! I found his scrapbook. Can you determine which countries he visited from his selfies and their captions? Recommended for grades: 9,10,11,12

Almost all states in the US are divided into counties. From the names of three major counties, can you identify which state? Hint: Many times a county and city will share a name. Recommended for grades: 9,10,11,12

Do you know in which country each of the following world famous sites can be found? Good luck! Recommended for grades: 5,6,7

How much do you know about Australia? Take this quiz and find out! Recommended for grades: 4,5,6,7

All the European cities featured in this quiz were once capitals of their country or of another sovereign state. Their loss of status, however, has not affected them too badly, as you will find out by playing this quiz. Recommended for grades: 11,12

The United States has over 60 national parks. Can you match the park with the correct state it's in? Enjoy reliving my moments at these wonderful parks! Recommended for grades: 7,8,9,10,11,12

One day a hurricane whirled Toto, the always hungry cat, right into Europe, and she followed an imagined crooked road through ten countries. Recommended for grades: 6,7,8

Largest, second newest, not part of the contiguous "lower 48" Alaska has always been an enigmatic state. This quiz explores some of the reasons Alaska has earned this moniker. Recommended for grades: 7,8,9,10

Join me in a pictorial tour of alphabetical countries! This installment covers those starting with A through J. Recommended for grades: 9,10,11,12

Welcome to part two of the alphabetic picture series! This installment covers K-R countries. Recommended for grades: 9,10,11,12

Can you correctly label the provinces and territories on a map of Canada? In this new quiz format we use a single image to act as a guide for the questions. Recommended for grades: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12

The world is a magical place. Take a trip and make your way from country to country, city to city, and site to site identifying where you are along the way. Good luck! Recommended for grades: 11,12

For each question, I'll give you a nickname and you will have to choose the correct city. Good luck! Recommended for grades: 5,6,7,8

Today my grandson and I are making plans to see the Grand Canyon one day. We are looking at some travel brochures that were compiled in 2020. Would you like to join us? Come on! Recommended for grades: 7,8,9

Each of the 50 states in the United States has its own capital city. Can you match the city listed with the state it is capital of? Recommended for grades: 7,8,9

Can you identify the type of water body using the three clues given? The first clue given in each question is shown in the picture. Good luck! Recommended for grades: 4,5,6

Hop aboard the magic carpet and fly to different lands. Can you identify each country from the clues and the photo? Recommended for grades: 6,7,8

All the questions in this quiz are based on some of the extremes of African geography, with the occasional twist to add interest. Enjoy the journey! Recommended for grades: 10,11,12

This quiz was adopted and adapted but it's still about Norway, a small country with an interesting geography and an influence beyond its shores. Recommended for grades: 10,11,12

In this quiz, identify ten of Europe's major rivers based on their locations on the map. Good luck! Recommended for grades: 9,10,11,12

Our world is divided into many different countries, all on several large continents. Do you know which country is on which continent? Recommended for grades: 4,5,6

Each question contains three clues (people, places, or things) that share a name with a city in England. Just select the appropriate city. Good luck! Recommended for grades: 9,10,11,12

Reporter Getha Scoop is off for a holiday. She really would like to keep herself out of reach of her editor for a while. All the locations she visits keep out of reach as well. None of them contain any of the letters in REACH. Where does Getha go? Recommended for grades: 9,10,11,12

Off again, are you? Hop onboard the plane and take a globetrotting trip to ten unique destinations, all of which you'll need to know a bit about in this quiz. Good luck! Recommended for grades: 10,11,12