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375 Fun & Educational Trivia Questions for 2nd

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Free Trivia Questions for 2nd Graders with Answers

Playing trivia with your kids is a fun way to boost their memory, confidence, and curiosity. It's also a great screen-free bonding activity that supports learning across subjects.

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🔬 Science

  • What sense organ helps you see the world around you?

    Answer: Eyes

  • What part of your body pumps blood all day and night?

    Answer: Heart

  • What star lights Earth during the day and keeps us warm?

    Answer: The Sun

  • What do we call frozen water that you might skate on?

    Answer: Ice

  • What small flying insect makes sweet honey?

    Answer: Honey bees

  • What force keeps your feet on the ground instead of floating?

    Answer: Gravity

  • What planet is the biggest in our solar system?

    Answer: Jupiter

  • What season follows winter and makes flowers bloom?

    Answer: Spring

  • What tool lets scientists see germs that are too tiny for eyes?

    Answer: Microscope

  • What do caterpillars become after they come out of a chrysalis?

    Answer: Butterflies

  • What natural resource do we turn on at a faucet to drink?

    Answer: Water

  • What gas do plants give off during photosynthesis?

    Answer: Oxygen

  • What do we call water falling from the sky as drops?

    Answer: Rain

  • What bright flash in the sky comes before thunder?

    Answer: Lightning

  • What hard outer covering protects a turtle's body?

    Answer: Shell

  • What living thing with leaves and a stem grows from a seed?

    Answer: Plant

  • What do fish breathe through instead of lungs?

    Answer: Gills

  • What sense do your ears help you with?

    Answer: Hearing

  • What is the only planet known to have liquid water and life?

    Answer: Earth

  • What tiny grains found at the beach are called?

    Answer: Sand

  • What gas is often used to fill party balloons so they float?

    Answer: Helium

  • What object orbits Earth and helps cause the ocean's tides?

    Answer: The Moon

  • What is the colorful arc in the sky that appears after rain called?

    Answer: Rainbow

  • What part of a plant holds it in the soil and absorbs water?

    Answer: Roots

  • What do we call the sound that follows lightning during a storm?

    Answer: Thunder