Heart Heroes: Fun Circulatory Quiz for Curious Kids!
Explore blood, hearts, and vessels with easy, playful questions. Learn cool facts and become a circulatory whiz—perfect for kids 6+ who love to discover!
- What pumps blood through your body?
- Brain
- Lungs
- Stomach
- Heart
- What color is oxygen-rich blood inside the body?
- Blue
- Red
- Green
- Yellow
- Which tiny tubes carry blood to cells?
- Nerves
- Arteries
- Veins
- Capillaries
- What carries blood back to the heart?
- Veins
- Arteries
- Capillaries
- Lymph
- What tiny cells help stop bleeding?
- Platelets
- Red cells
- White cells
- Plasma
- Which liquid part of blood carries nutrients?
- Lymph
- Serum
- Plasma
- Saliva
- What do red blood cells carry to the body?
- Food
- Oxygen
- Germs
- Heat
Answers and explanations
- Question: What pumps blood through your body?
Answer: Heart
Explanation: The heart is a strong muscle that squeezes to push blood all around your body; lungs do breathing, not pumping. - Question: What color is oxygen-rich blood inside the body?
Answer: Red
Explanation: Blood with lots of oxygen looks bright red; people sometimes think it's blue in veins, but it only looks bluish through skin. - Question: Which tiny tubes carry blood to cells?
Answer: Capillaries
Explanation: Capillaries are the smallest blood vessels where oxygen and food pass to cells; arteries and veins are bigger and carry blood farther. - Question: What carries blood back to the heart?
Answer: Veins
Explanation: Veins bring used blood back to the heart; some people mix them up with arteries, but arteries carry blood away from the heart. - Question: What tiny cells help stop bleeding?
Answer: Platelets
Explanation: Platelets clump together to plug cuts so you stop bleeding; red blood cells carry oxygen, so they aren't for clotting. - Question: Which liquid part of blood carries nutrients?
Answer: Plasma
Explanation: Plasma is the watery part that transports nutrients and wastes; cells live in plasma, so it's not a cell itself. - Question: What do red blood cells carry to the body?
Answer: Oxygen
Explanation: Red blood cells hold hemoglobin which carries oxygen to cells so we have energy; they don't carry germs—that's what white blood cells fight.