BrainQuest Trivia1. What color are bananas when they are ripe?
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Answer: Yellow
Looking for trivia questions to read aloud with a young child? This page collects 10 questions for kids ages 5–7, with answers they can reveal one at a time. The topics include animals, colors, shapes, seasons, and familiar things in everyday life. Some answers may be easy to spot; others give you a reason to pause and talk. Parents and teachers can use the list for a quick group game, a classroom starter, or a quiet moment together. Children can guess before you open an answer, then explain how they knew. If they want to keep playing, the interactive quizzes for this age group add multiple-choice questions and short explanations.
Browse free trivia quizzes for kids Ages 5-7
1. What color are bananas when they are ripe?
Answer: Yellow
2. How many legs does a cat have?
Answer: Four
3. What animal says 'moo'?
Answer: A cow
4. What is the color of the sky on a sunny day?
Answer: Blue
5. How many days are in a week?
Answer: Seven
6. What do bees make?
Answer: Honey
7. Which animal has a long trunk?
Answer: An elephant
8. What shape is a ball?
Answer: A sphere (round)
9. What do you use to write on paper?
Answer: A pencil or pen
10. What season comes after summer?
Answer: Autumn (fall)
Read each question aloud and give children time to answer before opening the result. If several children are playing, invite different guesses and ask what they noticed. A question about a cat, a bee, or a season is also a chance to connect an answer with a pet, a garden, or the weather outside. There is no need to keep score unless the group wants to.
These questions use familiar objects and animals so younger children can join in, including those who are still practicing reading. A wrong guess can start a useful conversation: What color is a ripe banana? What does a bee make? Look for examples nearby or in a picture book. Keeping the game light makes it easier to ask another question.
This reading list gives you answers to share together. For a different kind of activity, choose an interactive topic quiz with 10 multiple-choice questions and an explanation after each answer. You can start with animals, then visit science or space if your child is curious about the natural world. The age-group page lists every available subject, and no sign-up is needed to play.
Want questions for an older child? The other age-specific question lists below use different examples and a different level of challenge. Pick the list that fits your group, then let kids explain their thinking instead of racing through the answers.