Inside: Are your kids space experts? Here is a quick Space quiz to spark their interest, ignite their curiosity, and make learning a fun-filled adventure.
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Have you ever found yourself daydreaming about soaring through the cosmos, dancing among the stars? Well, to be honest, not me. I prefer to keep my feet grounded on our beautiful planet Earth.
However, that doesn’t mean I don’t have a fascination for the vast universe that surrounds us. I am deeply intrigued by the magnificence of stars, the mystery of planets, and the captivating cosmic phenomena that the universe has to offer.
The physics of the universe, in particular, holds a special allure for me. It’s a fascinating field that binds together the workings of the cosmos, offering insights into the fundamental laws that govern our universe. (By the way, if you like me, you might enjoy The Road to Reality, written by Nobel Prize-winning scientist Roger Penrose.)
So, it’s not surprising that I love incorporating a space theme into our homeschooling routine. What’s more, I adore creating thrilling Space resources to keep my four kids captivated by the subject.
Space Quiz for Kids
Today, I’m sharing a cute little Space Quiz printable designed specifically for Kids.
As you probably know, short quizzes are always fun for kids. That’s because quizzes turn learning into a game, provide an adrenaline rush, allow kids to show off their knowledge, and foster enthusiasm for a subject. Who would say no to that?!
Since I like to incorporate multiple ages in our lessons, I usually read each question out loud. Everyone listens to the question and collaborates on an answer, fostering a sense of shared learning.
Lastly, we research the correct answer together. This gets everyone working together, sparking that ‘aha’ moment when the right answer clicks.
Furthermore, when a particular quiz question lights up our curiosity, we don’t just stop there. We dive right in and explore the topic even more.
It’s like going on a learning adventure, digging deeper to truly understand and appreciate what we’re studying. This approach fosters a love for learning that’ll last forever!
How to Download
The fun part! Simply click the red button below to download our printable space quiz for kids. It includes five pages, including the cover and the answer sheet.
Once you decide which pages you want to print (maybe all of them!), make sure that the “fit to page” setting on your printer is on. All these PDF coloring pages are standard US letter sizes, but they also fit perfectly onto A4 paper sizes!
Space Quiz for Kids
1. Can you name the largest planet in our solar system?
- a. Uranus
- b. Gubbins
- c. Jupiter
- d. Bibble
2. How many planets are there in our solar system?
- a. 9
- b. 14
- c. 8
- d. 125
3. What is the name of the galaxy we live in?
- a. Milky Way Galaxy
- b. Black Eye Galaxy
- c. Cheesecake Fireworks Galaxy
- d. Jiggly Glitchy Galaxy
4. Can you define a light year?
- a. It’s a frame of reference measuring distance based on the Earth’s year.
- b. It’s a unit of linear measure equal to 1,760 yards.
- c. It’s a metric unit of length equal to one-thousandth of a meter.
- d. It’s a kind of kinetic energy with the ability to lollygag.
5. Is the sun a star or a planet?
- a. A planet
- b. A star
- c. A taradiddle
- d. A natural satellite
6. What makes a planet different from a star?
- a. Planets don’t have the ability to emit light and energy.
- b. Stars spin on their own axis, but planets borrow axes from other planets.
- c. Planets can detect crapulence, but stars need help with that.
- d. A planet cleans itself of foreign debris extracted from inhalations.
7. What is the closest star to Earth?
- a. Gaia-BH1
- b. Proxima Centauri
- c. Gobbledygook
- d. Our very own Sun
8. What is the name of the first human to walk on the moon?
- Henry Ford
- Neil Armstrong
- Elvis Presley
- Thomas Edison
9. What is the main component of a comet?
- a. Star Dust
- b. Cartilage
- c. Oxygen
- d. Rock
10. What is a group of stars that form a pattern called?
- a. Galaxy
- b. Astrophile
- c. Constellation
- d. Doozy
11. Can you name the two types of satellites?
- a. Silver and Silly
- b. Renewable and Non-Renewable
- c. Ischemic and Hemorrhagic
- d. Natural and Artificial
12. Can you name the largest moon in the solar system?
- a. Ganymede
- b. Coma
- c. Nebula
- d. Half-Moon
The answers and the scoring sheet are in the printable below. Are you a budding space enthusiast, a space cadet, a competent cosmic explorer, or a seasoned space traveler?
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