Coffee Clues: A Fun Quiz for Curious Kids!
Sip into the world of coffee with easy, kid-friendly questions. Learn fun facts and guess what makes coffee special—perfect for curious kids aged 6+!
- What comes from a coffee plant first — bean or flower?
- Bean
- Flower
- Leaf
- Root
- What color are ripe coffee cherries?
- Red
- Green
- Blue
- Black
- Which continent was coffee first widely grown in?
- Europe
- Asia
- Africa
- South America
- What is the tiny seed inside a coffee cherry called?
- Coffee fruit
- Coffee leaf
- Coffee shell
- Coffee bean
- Which drink is made by steeping ground coffee in hot water?
- Espresso
- Brewed coffee
- Tea
- Hot chocolate
- What plant family do coffee plants belong to?
- Rubiaceae
- Tea family
- Rose family
- Bean family
- Which sense do people often say coffee helps wake up?
- Hearing
- Sight
- Smell
- Touch
Answers and explanations
- Question: What comes from a coffee plant first — bean or flower?
Answer: Flower
Explanation: Coffee plants bloom with pretty white flowers before they make beans. Many think beans come first, but flowers turn into the fruit that holds the beans. - Question: What color are ripe coffee cherries?
Answer: Red
Explanation: Most coffee cherries turn bright red when ready to harvest; some varieties turn yellow, which is why yellow is a wrong but possible choice. - Question: Which continent was coffee first widely grown in?
Answer: Africa
Explanation: Coffee’s earliest tales and wild plants come from East Africa, especially Ethiopia, where coffee was first used and spread. - Question: What is the tiny seed inside a coffee cherry called?
Answer: Coffee bean
Explanation: The seed inside the cherry is commonly called a coffee bean, though it’s actually a seed; some wrong answers name the fruit or leaf instead. - Question: Which drink is made by steeping ground coffee in hot water?
Answer: Brewed coffee
Explanation: Brewed coffee is made by pouring hot water over grounds; espresso is different because it uses pressure, so it’s a tricky wrong choice. - Question: What plant family do coffee plants belong to?
Answer: Rubiaceae
Explanation: Coffee plants are part of the Rubiaceae family, a fun scientific name kids don’t usually know; many might guess ‘tea family’ which is incorrect. - Question: Which sense do people often say coffee helps wake up?
Answer: Smell
Explanation: The smell of coffee can make people feel awake and happy before they even sip; some think taste wakes you, but smell often triggers the brain faster.