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History Trivia for Kids View All Activities
A mummy from Ancient Egypt is:
The first U.S. president to appear on television was:
Which of the following states seceded from Virginia in 1863?
What is considered the world’s oldest writing system?
How long did it take to build the Titanic?
A salt crystal substance that is used in the mummification process is called:
How many lifeboats did the Titanic have?
Which of these ships fought in the first battle between ironclads?
Which famous monument did Shah Jahān built to immortalize his wife?
Which war interrupted construction of the Washington Monument in Washington, D.C.?
Learning about past events, how did it happen? When did it happen? Is very crucial as history is what most of the people don’t consider vital in terms of learning like other subjects such as Maths and English. Worried your child may be too young to grasp the idea of learning history? That is what this quiz is for. You can take aid from the questions below to help kids learn in the most fun way. You get a score for each correct answer and a high score determines your learning level. There is no negative score for an incorrect answer. Quiz games are the best way to prepare, improve and estimate your learning in a quicker mode. You don’t want to go through all those notes and paragraphs all over again to make sure you didn’t skip anything. Select any of the quizzes below and get started today.
