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Click here for the latest quizzes
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These quizzes were designed to reinforce various
subjects that we have covered in class, or just
for fun to expand our learning. Teachers may find
these useful as sample quizzes or tests for their
classroom (Teachers should check out our
Teacher's Resource Page
for printable versions). These quizzes generate
random questions as well as scramble the order that
both the questions and answers appear. No two tests
are ever quite the same!
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History and Social Studies
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The State of Virginia
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How well do you know some facts about our great state!
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Explorers and Jamestown
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From our third grade explorers unit. Do you remember
some basic facts about some famous explorers and Jamestown?
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Jamestown History
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Here is some more history about Jamestown for those
inquisitive minds that seek more!
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Famous People and Events
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Questions about famous people and events that you
should know from Kindergarten to Third Grade in Virginia.
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Flags of the World
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A fun quiz ... Can you identify some of the flags of
countries, principalities, and regions of the world?
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Continents and Oceans
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Based on material we covered in class. Do you know
the names and locations of all the continents and
oceans on our planet?
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Landform Definitions
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Based on material we covered in class. Do you know
the definitions of some of these basic landforms?
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Basic Ecomonics
for 3rd Grade
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Based on material presented in class. Do you know some
basic facts about 3rd Grade economics?
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Government for Third Graders
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How much do you know about our state, local, and
federal government, the judical system, and Virginia
facts. Based on material we've covered in class.
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Iditarod Trail Trivia
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Here's one to test your knowledge about the Annual
Iditarod Sled Dog Race in Alaska!
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US State Capitals and Maps
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Can you identify the location of the fifty states in
the United States including the names of their
capital cities and two letter post office
abbreviations? Give it a try!
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Intro to Map Reading
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Learn basic map reading on Moncure Peninsula. Can you
correctly locate our horse, seagull, dolphins, and
other places on our land map. Learn to identify the
ordinal directions North, South, East, and West!
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Geographic Regions of North America
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Fifth Grade quiz on the characteristics and locations of
Coastal Plain, Appalachian Highlands, Canadian Shield,
Interior Lowlands, Great Plains, Interior Lowlands,
Rocky Mountains, Basin and Range, and Coastal Range
regions in North America.
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Math and Science
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Addition and Subtraction Word Problems
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How many pieces of fruit do you have if you had 2
apples and 3 oranges. Or: How many marbles do you
have if you had 10 marbles, you win 3 but lose 1?
Give these a try!
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Basic Measurements You Should Know
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Do you know how many hours are in a day, or days in
a year? What temperature does water freeze or boil?
How many inches are in a foot or yard? Well don't
just sit there thinking about it ... Try It!
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Basic Shapes
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What's the difference between a square, rectangle,
or cube? Can you identify squares, triangles,
pentagons, and other neat shapes? Are some shapes
related to names of months? Come on and try it!
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Calculating the Area of a Rectangle
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What is the area of a rectangle with a left side of
7 inches and a top side of 8 inches? Use this quiz
to practice calculating the area of a rectangle!
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Calculating the Perimeter of a Rectangle
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What is the perimeter of a rectangle having a left
side of 6 inches and a top side of 11 inches? Use
this quiz to practice calculating the perimeter of
a rectangle!
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Calculating the Volume of a Hexahedron
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What is the volume of a hexahedron having a height
of 3 inches, a width of 4 inches, and a depth of 5
inches? Use this quiz to practive calculating the
volume of a hexadedron. A hexahedron (hex-a-he-dron)
is a solid figure with six plane surfaces. A cube
is an example of a hexahedron!
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Learning Decimals
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Learn about decimals using this program. It shows you
how to count decimals using graphic shapes. Just
count the shaded squares and select the right answer.
Give it a whirl!
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Computer Terms You Should Know
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Can you tell what the unit of measurement equivalent
to one million bytes is? Or what an on-screen marker
that shows where keystrokes will appear is called?
Use this quiz to understand some basic computer terms.
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Fractions
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This quiz uses block graphics to represent fractions.
You select the correct answer from those given.
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Multiplying Numbers
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Find the missing number: 60 = ? x 12 or, find the
product of 8 x 15. Use this quiz to practice your
multiplication skills.
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Volume - Cubic Units
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What is the volume of a rectangle having a height side
of 4 inches, a width of 6 inches, and a depth of 8
inches? Or given a block graphic: find the volume
of this figure in cubic units.
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Weather Definitions
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Do you know the difference between a tornado watch
and tornado warning? Or, how about the difference
between freezing rain or sleet? Test your knowledge
of commmon weather terms with this quiz.
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Language Arts
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Homophones (A-L)
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Homophones are words that, although they sound the
same, are spelled differently! There are almost 600
words that you can explore. Come on and give them
a try!
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Homophones (M-Z)
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