Tech Time for Kids: Fun & Easy Gadget Quiz
Explore cool gadgets, simple tech ideas, and playful puzzles—perfect for curious kids 6+. Tap in and see how much you know about everyday tech!
- What small device helps you click on things on a computer screen?
- Mouse
- Keyboard
- Touchpad
- Camera
- What bright screen tells you what a computer is doing?
- Speaker
- Printer
- Monitor
- TV
- What smart little program answers questions and plays music for you?
- Game
- Robot
- App
- Assistant
- What stores lots of files and pictures on your device?
- Screen
- Battery
- Storage
- Camera
- What lets computers talk to each other over wires or air?
- Keyboard
- Network
- Battery
- Monitor
- What power source lets a laptop run when not plugged in?
- Screen
- Charger
- Adapter
- Battery
- What code makes websites and apps look and work?
- Hardware
- Software
- Ink
- Paper
Answers and explanations
- Question: What small device helps you click on things on a computer screen?
Answer: Mouse
Explanation: A mouse moves the pointer and clicks to open things; people might say 'touchpad' but that is built into laptops, not a small hand-held device. - Question: What bright screen tells you what a computer is doing?
Answer: Monitor
Explanation: A monitor shows pictures and words from the computer; some kids may think 'TV' but TVs are for shows, not always for computers. - Question: What smart little program answers questions and plays music for you?
Answer: Assistant
Explanation: A digital assistant listens and helps with tasks; sometimes 'robot' is used, but assistants can be just software without a body. - Question: What stores lots of files and pictures on your device?
Answer: Storage
Explanation: Storage keeps your files safe until you need them; people might say 'memory' — that's similar but memory often means short-term use inside the computer. - Question: What lets computers talk to each other over wires or air?
Answer: Network
Explanation: A network shares messages and files between devices; some may confuse it with just 'internet', but networks can be small and local too. - Question: What power source lets a laptop run when not plugged in?
Answer: Battery
Explanation: A battery gives power on the go; 'charger' helps refill it but is not the power source itself. - Question: What code makes websites and apps look and work?
Answer: Software
Explanation: Software is the set of instructions that runs devices; 'hardware' is the physical parts like the keyboard or screen, which is different.