Quizzes for Grades 1 through 12

The social, economic, political and military system known as feudalism dominated Western Europe for a large part of the Middle Ages. This quiz presents a few basic facts about feudalism and the historical period in which it flourished. Recommended for grades: 11,12

This is a trip around the United States to historical sites and symbols. Recommended for grades: 8,9,10,11,12

I began watching a documentary about WWII in color and it got me fascinated with the battles. Many of them were extremely bloody and the soldiers went into them on 'a wing and a prayer'. Order the battles, and learn a bit more about them. Recommended for grades: 9,10,11,12

There is much more to Sweden than ABBA, Volvo, and IKEA. This quiz will introduce you to some intriguing details of the Scandinavian country's long and distinguished history. Recommended for grades: 11,12

Who says Twitter is new and innovative? People have been tweeting about events since the dawn of time. Just look at some of these tweets from over the years and figure out when or where, in 140 characters or less, they were sent. Good luck! Recommended for grades: 7,8,9

Trying to distill all the major events that occurred in the 100 years of the twentieth century is impossible. Here are a few examples that triggered larger events and spaced roughly a decade apart. Match the event to the year it occurred. Recommended for grades: 8,9,10

All of these scandalous or disastrous events occurred as a result of neglect, or because someone ignored the warning signs. (Don't worry, you won't find any more Titanic questions here!) Recommended for grades: 11,12

This quiz will ask you some questions about Ancient Rome and its people, with photos to help you come up with the right answers. Recommended for grades: 6,7,8

Let me take you on a brief journey through time, visiting periods in history which shaped Britain as we know it today. Recommended for grades: 7,8,9

There was a definite class division between the wealthy and poor children of Victorian Britain. Let me give you a glimpse of what their lives may have been like. Recommended for grades: 5,6,7

This quiz is about the more modern parts of history. All questions will be about events after 1945. [Suitable for older children] Recommended for grades: 9,10,11,12

Match up the interesting events from ten U.S. wars with the corresponding war. Recommended for grades: 10,11,12

These people had great ideas that made our lives a little easier and a lot nicer. Recommended for grades: 1,2,3,4

Not only men make history, meet some of the women that have made headlines in their days in one way or another. Recommended for grades: 7,8,9

Can you match the famous times with the event in United States history? Have fun and enjoy! Recommended for grades: 8,9,10

Imagine how different history would be if humanity had made different choices. Match the actual historical happening with the historically inaccurate opposite headline. Recommended for grades: 10,11,12

Since radio became the first mass medium in the second quarter of the 20th century, when striking events have happened, people recall where they were when they heard the news. Here are ten examples. How many are crystalized in your memory? Recommended for grades: 6,7,8

Religion in ancient Egypt was closely associated with nature. Animals were chosen to not only represent different powers attributed to the gods, but their appearance as well. Can you recognize the sacred animals from the clues given? Recommended for grades: 6,7,8

This is a basic United States History quiz for children in grades three through six, although younger children could possibly do well on it. Recommended for grades: 3,4,5,6

Let's see if you can match the following U.S. Presidents to their Vice Presidents. Each of the Vice Presidents eventually somehow became President in their own right. Recommended for grades: 5,6,7

See if you can identify these people, who either contributed to the Union, led by President Abraham Lincoln, or the Confederacy, led by Jefferson Davis, during the American Civil War. Recommended for grades: 7,8,9,10,11,12

An entrepreneur is a person who risks their own money to begin and establish a business. Through hard work and perseverance, these entrepreneurs were not only successful, but also made great financial gain. Can you match them to what they made? Recommended for grades: 7,8,9

This quiz is intended for children in grades three through six although younger children might have success. Recommended for grades: 3,4,5,6

Timothy has invented a machine that allows him to travel back in time to visit people and places he has read about and to go to events in history that were very significant. Can you help him identify the people, the places and the events? Recommended for grades: 4,5,6

Here is a quick look at the continent of Europe in years gone by. I hope you enjoy it! [Suitable for slightly older children]. Recommended for grades: 10,11,12

Match the event in American History to the scandal or crisis it caused. Recommended for grades: 11,12

The world has seen many wars, domestic attacks, accidents and natural disasters. This quiz is about several tragic historical events which aren't pleasantly discussed. Recommended for grades: 10,11,12

Find out more about the hardships which faced children living in London during World War 2. Recommended for grades: 10,11,12

Ready to match states to their capitals? This is Part 3 and we will be on the third row and starting the fourth row at 21. Recommended for grades: 4,5,6

Did you know the Statue of Liberty's torch looks like an ice cream cone? This quiz was inspired by a remark from my grandson who is in first grade. I hope to see this glorious Lady with him some day! Recommended for grades: 4,5,6

In a society where change was uncommon, occupations in ancient Egypt were usually passed from father to son, and social ranking determined the profession a person would follow. Can you identify the following occupations in ancient Egypt? Recommended for grades: 9,10,11,12

Using the clues in the pictures and text, identify the group of ancient people. Recommended for grades: 9,10,11

Children in the US celebrate Thanksgiving amidst turkeys traced from their hands, wearing colonial hats and headdresses made of construction paper - but what really happened in 1621 at the first "official" Thanksgiving celebration? Recommended for grades: 5,6,7

Australian history by the decades. A potted history of the Land Down-Under... Recommended for grades: 11,12

Once upon a time, not so long ago, nothing was plugged in. Perhaps surprisingly so to the children of today, people actually survived those days with no trouble at all. Come along to my grandparents' farm with me and I'll tell you how. Recommended for grades: 6,7,8

Let's see if you can identify the famous queens from the clues given about the country they ruled and other people with whom they were associated. Good luck! Recommended for grades: 10,11,12

This quiz is about people who were a part of American history without planning it that way. Recommended for grades: 10,11,12

My Lady, the Countess of Warwick, is expecting a new page to join the household soon. She asked some of us more experienced pages to help with his lessons. Here are some basic terms that we think he ought to know! Recommended for grades: 7,8,9

Match the "H" person in history with what they're famous for. All these people have a last name that starts with the letter "H". Some of them have one name only that starts with the letter "H". Recommended for grades: 7,8,9

The Renaissance began in the 1300s in Italy. Meaning "rebirth", it was a period of time when people began to rediscover the knowledge of the ancient Greeks and Romans that had been forgotten during the Middle Ages - and form new ideas as well. Recommended for grades: 9,10,11

Many people believe that nothing is impossible. Here are just a few people who proved that things others thought to be impossible were in fact, possible. How many of these amazing people do you know? Recommended for grades: 8,9,10

This quiz concerns events in European history in the 19th century, including a few questions about Central and Eastern Europe, which usually tend to be left out in favor of Western Europe. Recommended for grades: 11,12

Over 5,000 items were found in the tomb of King Tutankhamun. Let's have a look at some of the wonderful treasures! Recommended for grades: 7,8,9,10,11

Instead of a match the event with the date quiz, we give you some notable events of the 2010s. Join them suitably to complete the quiz. Recommended for grades: 8,9,10

Human history is full of conflict, but some locations stand out as sites of particular significance. These are famous locations associated with war throughout history and across the world. Recommended for grades: 8,9,10

This quiz is about the history of my favorite country, the United States. Have fun! Recommended for grades: 10,11,12

This quiz is about discoveries and inventions that shaped our world into what it is today. It is probably more suitable for older children. Recommended for grades: 8,9,10

Throughout history, young people have done remarkable things. Here are ten of the more famous young men and women who created history. Recommended for grades: 4,5,6

Welcome to my quiz on ancient Roman structures that can be found in Rome. I hope you enjoy playing it. Recommended for grades: 7,8,9,10,11

Let's see how well you know all 50 States and their capitals. I am going to go in order of statehood not alphabetical to make it tricky. All you have to do is match the capital to the state. Good luck. Recommended for grades: 4,5,6