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Quizzes for Fifth Grade
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A quiz about all things related to an orchestra including how it is laid out in a concert hall. Note that the questions are based on the view of the person directing the orchestra, who will be facing the musicians.
We all remember the exciting moments in the books we read when we were children. Or do we? Test your memory or work out what happens from the questions given here.
A story of love and endurance that has been a classic of children's literature from the day it was written. Struggle through the Arctic snows with Buck and his different owners.
The Newbery Medal is awarded each year to the most distinguished contribution to children's literature in America. Here are some questions about books that didn't quite get the Medal but received the runner-up prize, the Newbery Honor.
This quiz is on Terry Pratchett's book "The Wee Free Men". It is a funny book, and in this quiz are some interesting questions from the book. I hope you like it!
I will give you a sentence with a country hidden in each one. Your job is to find the country that is hiding. (Some countries are part of larger entities.)
"A Wrinkle in Time" by Madeline L'Engle takes us on a journey with extraordinary and unforgettable characters. (Please note, these questions are based on the characters as described in L'Engle's book not the 2018 film).
Can you guess these animal names in Italian? I will give you an animal name in Italian and you have to find the English translation. Divertiti!(Have fun!)
Zac and Jesse live in Missouri. Bodhi and Elliott live in Virginia. They all went to the beach in Connecticut. Can you help them do math along the way?
Each sentence has a country hidden within it, i.e. in "Then glands secrete a hormone," the hidden country is ENGLAND: "ThEN GLANDs secrete a hormone." Then pick the capital city of that country: Paris, London, Rome, Madrid. You would pick London.
This quiz focuses on several of Shel Silverstein's poems and songs. This is an adopted quiz. I have kept the same poems and songs as were in the original quiz but developed new questions and added interesting information. I hope you enjoy.
Children 4-7 can enjoy many excellent books. Which of these can you recognize? [Since 1937 the Caldecott Medal has been given out annually to distinguished books for children.]
I'm Karloff Menace of Panic Park! I must get some beautiful screams for my park, so take this quiz and be sure to rate it... if you dare! This quiz is all about R.L. Stine's book "Streets of Panic Park" from the Horrorland series. Contains spoilers.
This quiz is about C.S. Lewis's book "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" - not the contents so much, but about the book itself. I hope you enjoy my first quiz.
How can a cow jump over the moon? Well, lots of marvelous things happened in the bedtime stories our parents read to us! Polaris101 challenged me to write this quiz!
I just finished reading "A Wrinkle in Time" for a course in Children's Literature and discovered a classic I had previously overlooked. Here are a few questions about the novel. Enjoy!
Let's see how well you remember to give credit to these children's authors in my first quiz. After all, they've both entertained and taught kids a great many lessons.
This quiz contains questions about some wonderful books for children that were popular when I was a child. I hope it sparks some fond memories for you as well.
It's those old children's books again. From popular successful series to the ones that the critics loved. These could be a part of your past. Why not have a look? Mostly for "old girls".
We all know that books are supposed to teach kids right from wrong, but sometimes breaking the rules pays off. There is a long and glorious tradition of subversion in Children's Lit...