Children are putting adults to the test with a fascinating new quiz that challenges our knowledge about the world around us. The initiative comes from Molly Oldfield, creator of the popular podcast Everything Under the Sun, which specialises in answering curious questions from young minds.
What's in the Quiz?
The quiz features five multiple-choice questions that have been entirely set by children themselves. One particularly thought-provoking question asks: How many trees a day do we cut down for paper? This environmental brainteaser highlights how kids' quizzes are tackling important real-world issues while making learning fun for the whole family.
Meet the Creator
Molly Oldfield has built a career around satisfying children's natural curiosity through her educational content. She hosts the Everything Under the Sun podcast, where no question from children is too big or small to explore. Her work has expanded into several published books, including Everything Under the Sun, Everything Under the Sun: Quiz Book, and her latest title, Everything Under the Sun: All Around the World.
Join the Fun
The interactive nature of this project means that families aren't just passive participants. Children can submit their own junior brainteasers for consideration in future quizzes, creating an engaging community where young question-setters and answer-seekers can learn together. This approach transforms traditional learning into a dynamic two-way conversation between generations.
Whether you're a parent looking for educational activities or simply young at heart, these quizzes offer a perfect opportunity for family bonding while expanding knowledge about our fascinating world.
