Astro-Adventures Trivia

Cosmic Explorer

100

Question: This glowing ball of gas sits in the center of our solar system and gives Earth heat and light.

The Sun 

200

Question: Known as the "Red Planet," robots like Curiosity and Perseverance are currently rolling around on its surface.

MARS

300

Question: This giant planet is famous for having thousands of bright rings made out of chunks of ice and rock.

SATURN

400

Question: Because there is no gravity holding things down in space, astronauts do this instead of walking inside the space station.

Floating

500

Question: These mystery zones in deep space have gravity so strong that not even light can escape from them.

A Black Hole 

Brain Busters

100

Question: What goes up whenever rain comes down?

An Umbrella 

200

Question: What has to be broken before you can cook or eat it?

An egg

300

Question: What has hands and a face, but cannot hold anything or smile?

A Clock

400

Question: If you are running a footrace and pass the runner in second place, this is the place you are in now.

Second Place 

500

Question: The more you take away from this, the bigger it gets in the ground.

A hole 

Top Secret Codes

100

Question: If A=1, B=2, and C=3, decode this animal: 3 - 1 - 20.

CAT 

200

Question: Read this mystery word written completely backwards: ETILLATAS.

SATELLITE

300

Question: Unscramble the letters of our home planet: H T R A E.

EARTH

400

Question: Shift each letter one step back in the alphabet (B becomes A, C becomes B) to crack this food: O - V - U.

NUT 

500

Question: Take the first letter of each word to find the hidden vehicle: Red Octopus Can Kick Every Time.

ROCKET

Super Brain Powers

100

Question: When an ADHD brain focuses so hard on a favorite topic (like gaming or space) that it forgets the rest of the room exists.

Hyperfocus

200

Question: Using a pop-it, spinner, or putty to keep your hands busy so your ears can listen better.

A Fidget Tool

300

Question: A handy tool on a watch, phone, or microwave that beeps to alert you when it is time to switch tasks.

A Timer

400

Question: When your brain has extra physical energy, doing this active break—like jumping jacks or a quick run—helps reset your focus.

Movement Break / Brain Break

500

Question: Having ADHD means your brain thinks outside the box, which often makes you great at inventing things and solving these kinds of challenges.

Puzzles or Problems 

Detective Clues

100

Question: The Clue: A character's eyes go wide, their mouth drops open, and they shout "No way!" when opening a birthday present. How are they feeling?

Surprised / Shocked

200

Question: The Clue: A pilot's shoulders are slouched, his eyes are drooping, and he lets out a giant yawn before takeoff. How is he feeling?

Tired / Sleepy

300

Question: The Clue: An astronaut stomps his foot, crosses his arms tight, and scowls because the game controller stopped working. How is he feeling?

Frustrated/ Angry 

400

Question: The Clue: Your friend's heart beats fast, his hands shake, and he steps backwards when a giant barking dog approaches. How is he feeling?

Scared/ Nervous

500

Question: The Clue: A teammate taps his fingers rapidly on the desk, checks the wall clock every 10 seconds, and sighs loudly waiting for the bell. How is he feeling?

Impatient/ Bored