QuizzesCuriositiesNOV 5, 2025

Prove Your IQ Is Above The Average With These 36 True-Or-False School Questions

Are you really the “smart kid” in the room?

Factually speaking…it’s time to put your brain to the ultimate test.

With this true-or-false school challenge, you’ll face a 36-question quiz that spans math, geography, history, science, arts, and language. There’s no study guide; there are no shortcuts. Just your logic, memory, and quick thinking.

Can you truly spot truth from fiction? It’s time to find out with these true-or-false questions. Let’s get started…

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Trivia•School True-Or-False Test

A town with houses on the border where some parts lie in both France and Switzerland in autumn light.

Pixabay

1.There is a town where the border runs through some houses, so parts of them lie in both France and Switzerland.

20th Century Studios

2.Cleopatra lived closer in time to the first moon landing than to the construction of the Great Pyramid of Giza.

Person wrapped in a Canadian flag overlooking turquoise mountain lake highlighting lakes in Canada concept.

Andre Furtado

3.Canada is the country with the fewest lakes in the world.

Salut word in bold black font on a blue gradient background for a school true-or-false test on French language.

Bored Panda

4."Salut" in French can mean both "hi" and "lady".

White circle on an orange background representing the radius of a circle in a school true-or-false test.

Bored Panda

5.The radius of a circle is its distance on the outside.

Close-up of a colorful periodic table poster used in a school true-or-false test about Krypton.

Polina Tankilevitch

6.Krypton is on the periodic table.

Night satellite view of America showing lights and a waving Italian flag against a clear blue sky.

Pixabay & JÉSHOOTS

7.America is named after an Italian explorer.

Empty lined paper with yellow pencil, ruler, scissors, and wooden mannequin on rustic white wooden desk for school true-or-false test.

Pixabay

8.An obtuse angle is an angle bigger than 90º.

Math problem showing 4 raised to the power of 2 equals 16, highlighting the concept of exponent in a school test.

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9.In this problem: 4 is an exponent. True or false?

Close up of a person writing in a school notebook with a fountain pen during a true-or-false test.

energepic.com

10.A noun is a word that describes a verb.

Abstract cubism painting with vibrant colors beside a black and white portrait of Paul Cézanne in vintage style.

Steve Johnson & Anniversaire Célébrité

11.Cubism was created by Paul Cézanne.

Black and white portrait of Abraham Lincoln alongside a hand casting a vote into a ballot box for a school true-or-false test.

Mead Art Museum & Element5 Digital

12.Abraham Lincoln received the greatest number of electoral votes of any president.

Simplified gold map of the United States highlighting states with a coastline for school true-or-false test concept.

Bored Panda

13.More than 20 U.S. states have a coastline.

Aerial view of Rio de Janeiro cityscape with mountains, bay filled with boats, and clear blue sky on a sunny day.

Muhammed Ballan

14.Rio de Janeiro is Brazil's capital.

Vertical stripes of red, yellow, and green colors displayed as part of a school true-or-false test on primary colors.

Bored Panda

15.Red, yellow, and green are the primary colors in painting.

Sunset over the Pacific Ocean with waves crashing, highlighting the largest ocean on Earth in a natural seascape.

Sascha Thiele

16.The Pacific Ocean is the largest ocean on Earth.

Red circular stop sign with bold white letters STOP centered on a dark gray background for school true-or-false test.

Bored Panda

17.A stop, the road sign, is circular in shape.

Laptop with music software, headphones, vinyl record player, and speaker on a light wooden desk surface.

Pixabay

18.In music, "tempo" is the volume.

Silhouettes of children stargazing at the Milky Way under a clear night sky during a school true-or-false test.

MELQUIZEDEQUE ALMEIDA

19.The Milky Way is a constellation.

Large black zero on an orange background representing zero as a whole number and an even number for school test.

Bored Panda

20.Zero is both a whole number and an even number.

Globe showing continent of Asia in green, highlighting its position across all four hemispheres for a school true-or-false test.

Koyos + Ssolbergj

21.Asia is the only continent that sits in all four hemispheres.

Embarrazada written in white italic font on a dark gray background school true-or-false test concept.

Bored Panda

22.The Spanish word "embarazada" means "embarrassed".

Aerial view of the Andes mountain range with snow-capped peaks under a clear blue sky.

Jorge Morales Piderit

23.You can visit Mount Everest when you visit the Andes.

Bright orange square shape on a light orange gradient background for school true-or-false test concept.

Bored Panda

24.Every square is also a rectangle.

Abstract geometric pattern resembling a complex red and black triangular structure with intersecting lines.

Anni Roenkae

25.A triangle has 2 right angles.

People sitting under beach umbrellas on sandy shore with forest background during sunny day school true-or-false test

Giovanna Kamimura

26.Iceland is warmer than Mauritania.

Large blue pi symbol centered on a gradient background representing a school true-or-false test concept.

Bored Panda

27.Pi (π) is a rational number.

Silhouette of person standing with arms outstretched in heavy rainfall, illustrating the concept of raining fish.

Aleksandar Pasaric

28.There’s a place in the world where it rains fish every year.

Map highlighting Russia in green on a globe next to a detailed image of Pluto's surface area comparison.

Jamie Eilat & NASA/Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory/Southwest Research Institute/Alex Parker

29.Russia has a larger surface area than Pluto.

Full moon on a black background next to cracked dry earth representing moonquakes like earthquakes on Earth.

Bruno Scramgnon & Ashford Marx

30.The moon has moonquakes, the equivalent of earthquakes on Earth.

Group of penguins standing on rocky ground in a cool environment, illustrating school true-or-false test about penguins flying.

Pixabay

31.Penguins can fly.

Side-by-side image showing snow-covered trees and sandy dunes highlighting snow in the Sahara Desert concept for school true-or-false test.

Pixabay & Boris Ulzibat

32.Snow has fallen in the Sahara Desert.

Rapid river flowing through dense forest with red X overlay for school true-or-false test river facts.

Pixabay

33.There’s a country with no rivers at all.

Venus marked with an orange arrow among planets and moons, highlighting Venus spins opposite to most planets.

Jamescarolinewiki

34.Venus spins in the opposite direction to most planets.

Person holding a gray cat that is playfully biting their hand outdoors in a school true-or-false test setting.

Mikhail Nilov

35.Some pets are allergic to humans.

Close-up of a detailed snowflake resting on dark fibers highlighting its six-sided symmetrical structure for school true-or-false test.

Egor Kamelev

36.In nature, all snowflakes have six sides.

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