Treasure hunt 9-10 years

Children aged 9-10 are eager to explore the world and face real challenges. Our scavenger hunts offer just that perfect mix of adventure, puzzles and teamwork that grades 6 and 7 love so much.

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New example questions from the library every Monday. Updated on 5 October 2026.

Which sentence best describes a food pyramid?

Many producers at bottom, few top predators at top Many top predators at bottom, few producers at top Equal number of animals on each layer Only carnivores in the pyramid

Which animal sleeps the most per day?

Koala Leo Cat Dog

Which animal do you often see at the bird feeder in winter?

Robins Leo Crocodile Whale

In particular, how do birds communicate with each other?

By singing and shouting By winking By dancing By changing colours

What is ebb?

As the waters recede towards the sea When it rains very hard If the water freezes If there is a storm

What is a consequence of drought due to climate change?

Harvests fail More swimming pools Cheaper water More rain showers

How does a dandelion spread its seeds?

With the wind Through the water By animals By explosion

Which mushroom almost melts away when it gets old?

Ink mushroom Fly agaric Mushroom Ceps

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What is the name of the largest tropical cat?

Tiger Leo Jaguar Panther

Which animal has the longest tongue of all mammals?

Anteater Giraffe Elephant Aardvark

Which animal becomes the oldest?

Turtle Dog Rabbit Mouse

What organ do snakes use to 'taste' smells?

Sole Nose Eyes Ears

Approximately how many days does it take for a chicken egg to hatch?

21 days 14 days 28 days 35 days

Can penguins fly?

No, but they can swim very well Yes, but only short distances Only young penguins can fly Yes, they fly at night

What is special about a zebra pin?

He has black and white stripes He can run very fast like a zebra He eats grass He lives in Africa

How many arms does a common starfish have?

5 arms 6 arms 8 arms 4 arms

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Where did the very first people live?

In caves In castles In blocks of flats In igloos

What does 'Glasnost' mean?

Openness War Peace Secret

What did knights mainly eat?

Meat and bread Vegetables only Fruit only Fish only

What drink did knights usually drink?

Beer Coffee Tea Soft drinks

Which plant from America became very popular in Europe?

Potato Rice Wheat Barley

What was the nickname for German aviators?

Flying knights Flying soldiers Flying heroes Flying kings

Which sea was west of Rome?

Mediterranean North Sea Atlantic Ocean Black Sea

What does Leonardo da Vinci design that was not created until much later?

A flying machine A car A phone A television

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What does it mean when the mill wings are in the shape of a cross?

The mill is at rest The mill is broken There is celebration in the village It is Sunday

What colour is traditional Dutch women's traditional costume often?

Black and white Blue and yellow Red with green Purple with pink

What happens when a government falls?

New elections are coming The king becomes the boss There will be no government for a year Ministers just stay put

What is the tail of a mill called?

Rod Stick Rod Pole

Which Dutch governor-general built Batavia?

Jan Pieterszoon Coen Pete Hein Abel Tasman Antonio van Diemen

What was the name of the money with which the VOC paid?

Golden Euro Dollar Pound

What do Dutch children traditionally wear with carnival?

Dress-up clothes Pretty dresses Sportswear School uniforms

In which city is the Mauritshuis museum located?

The Hague Amsterdam Rotterdam Utrecht

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What is the name of the zone directly under the basket?

The key or paint tray The centre circle The free throw zone The three-point zone

Where will the Australian Open be played?

Melbourne Sydney Perth Brisbane

What is the nickname of Roland Garros?

French Open Paris Masters Clay Court Classic Europe Open

How many laps is 5000 metres on a 400-metre track?

12.5 rounds 10 laps 15 laps 20 laps

What is an important feature of the butterfly stroke?

You move like a dolphin You swim on your back You keep your head above water You only use your arms

What is a swim sprint?

A short, fast swimming distance A very long swimming distance Swimming without breathing Swimming with swimming aids

Which swimming aid has air in it?

Swimming bands Swim board Flippers Swimming goggles

What does it mean when a ball is 'out'?

The ball falls outside the lines The ball hits the net The ball is too slow The ball is broken

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What is a volley in football?

Shooting while the ball is in the air Grabbing the ball by hand A pass to the back Making a tackle

Which country hosted the World Cup in 1978?

Argentina Brazil Mexico Spain

In which round will no more groups be played?

From the eighth final From the quarter-finals onwards From the semi-final Only in the final

In which city was FIFA founded?

Paris London Zurich Brussels

When did the Netherlands first win the European Championship?

1988 1974 1978 1992

What is it called when you play the ball into the goal with your head?

A header A volley A detour A lob

What happens if a goalkeeper touches the ball outside the penalty area with his hand?

The opponent gets a free kick Nothing happens It will be a goal kick The game just goes on

How many reserve players are allowed on the bench during an official match?

7 5 9 6

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Which river is the longest in the world?

The Nile The Amazon The Mississippi The Danube

Which sport is popular in all three countries (Netherlands, Belgium, Germany)?

Football Cricket Baseball Rugby

What is the Ring of Fire?

An area with many volcanoes around the Pacific Ocean A large volcano An earthquake of sorts A mountain of fire

Which river flows through South America?

Amazon Nile Rhine Mississippi

Which country is completely surrounded by South Africa?

Lesotho Swaziland Botswana Namibia

Which country does NOT border the Netherlands?

France Germany Belgium All countries listed border the Netherlands

What information don't you find on a regular road map?

Altitude lines Highways Cities Provincial borders

Which Dutch city is also known as the 'Maastricht of the North'?

Zutphen Deventer Kampen Zwolle

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When is the best time to pick fresh Dutch parsley?

Summer Winter Autumn Early spring

What is a healthy spread for on bread?

Hummus Chocolate spread Jam Butter with sugar

What vitamin do you get from the sun?

Vitamin D Vitamin A Vitamin B Vitamin K

What spice is used in pumpkin spice?

Cinnamon, nutmeg and ginger Salt, pepper and garlic Oregano, basil and thyme Cumin, coriander and turmeric

Which spice is used in pea soup?

Celery Vanilla Cinnamon Cardamom

Which seasonal product is most commonly used in Dutch winter soup?

Pumpkin Watermelon Strawberry Cherry

What is the function of vitamin K?

Blood coagulation Improve vision Giving energy Stimulating growth

What is the oldest form of bread?

Flatbread Wholemeal bread White bread Sweet bread

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What is Thor's title in Asgard?

God of Thunder God of Fire God of Water God of the Wind

What happened to Bruce Wayne's parents that made him become Batman?

They were murdered by a criminal They disappeared during a trip They were captured by an enemy They were sickened by a virus

Which superhero has a cat as a sidekick?

Captain Marvel Black Widow Catwoman Hawkeye

Which enemy can shout very loudly?

Shocker Screamer Loud Mouth Sound Wave

Superman has what symbol on his chest?

An S One star A bat A lightning

What is the weakness of Captain America's shield?

It has no real weaknesses It can break through fire It becomes weak through water It may rust

Iron Man's suit is powered by:

An Arc Reactor Batteries Solar panels Wind

What is Hawkeye's special skill?

Archery Flies Superpower Invisibility

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Why is your heart rate slower at night?

Your body needs less oxygen Your heart gets tired It is dark You are lying flat

What basic flavour do you find in lemons?

Acid Sweet Bitter Umami

How many senses do you actually have, according to scientists?

More than 20 Exactly 5 Exactly 10 Exactly 15

Why are rainforests so important for the whole planet?

They make huge amounts of oxygen They are making the weather colder They create more carbon dioxide They make the ground drier

Which tree is used to make paper?

Pine tree Apple tree Chestnut tree Walnut Tree

Where is new blood created?

In the bone marrow At heart In the lungs In the liver

What colour of light can you NOT see?

Ultraviolet Red Blue Yellow

Which part of your eye helps wash away bacteria?

Tears Eyelashes Pupil Iris

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What are the names of the little creatures that live on Tatooine and collect junk?

Jawas Ewoks Porgs Ugnauts

What does the Oscar statuette hold?

A sword A film reel A crown A book

Which Dutch film is set in a circus?

Coco Circus Noel The Secret The Cave

Which animated film about emotions won an Oscar?

Inside Out The Emoji Movie Happy Feet Coco

What do documentary filmmakers use to film animals up close?

Special cameras with zoom lens A magnifying glass Their mobile phone A telescope

In which film does Dory sing 'Just Keep Swimming'?

Finding Nemo Finding Dory The Little Mermaid Moana

What is the name of Disney's famous mouse?

Mickey Mouse Jerry Mouse Stuart Little Speedy Gonzales

What is the name of the heroine who fights aliens in the Alien films?

Ripley Sarah Trinity Leia

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What is a proof in graphic arts?

A proof to check A proof of authenticity A signatur A certificate

Which famous wall is very long and is in China?

The Great Wall of China The Berlin Wall The wall of Amsterdam The wall of Rome

What is a dry needling technique?

Scratching metal without acid Drawing with a dry pen Sewing without thread Printing without ink

What material were many ancient Greek sculptures made of?

Marble Plastic Paper Rubber

Which style of art did Pablo Picasso coined?

Cubism Impressionism Realism Romance

What do you call the brightness of a colour?

Intensity Temperature Size Form

What is 'photorealism'?

Paintings that look like photographs Photos that look like paintings Art made with cameras Art about photographers

What object do you use to iron clothes?

An iron A hair dryer A comb A brush

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Why do you write a step-by-step plan for your experiment?

So you don't forget anything and can carry out the experiment properly Because it looks professional To fill time Because it is mandatory

What do you call a mixture of water and oil?

Emulsion Solution Suspension Lemonade

What happens if you put an iron nail in copper sulphate?

The nail turns reddish brown The nail dissolves The nail turns green Nothing happens

Which colour has the best insulation for your home?

White (reflects heat back) Black (absorbs all heat) Red (retains heat) Green (suits nature)

What biotechnology is used to make bio-plastics?

Bacteria making plastic-like substances Plants growing plastic Fungi secreting plastic Yeast producing plastic

What can you do to help birds?

Hanging a nesting box Taking away their nests Making a lot of noise Eating their food

How can forensic investigators estimate someone's age from bones?

By looking at bone wear By weighing the bones By looking at the colour of the bones By smelling the bones

What technology is used in a smartwatch to measure your heart rate?

Optical sensors Magnetic fields Radio waves Ultrasonic sound waves

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What is the most commonly used key in music?

Violin key Bass key Alt key Tenor key

What happens if you stretch a rubber band over a box and pluck at it?

It makes sound by vibrating Getting warmer It changes colour It gets longer

What do you call a song without lyrics?

Instrumental Vocal A cappella Playback

Which part of a piano causes the strings to be struck?

Hammers Pens Wheels Magnets

What is a path in electronic music?

A long persistent sound in the background A footpath in the park A kind of shoe A notepad

What technique often makes blues music sad?

Bending of notes Playing very fast Treble only Do not use chords

Which Dutch singer participated in 2014's 'Calm After The Storm'?

The Common Linnets Douwe Bob Waylon OG3NE

Which country sent a heavy metal band and won with it?

Finland Sweden Norway Germany

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How does this proverb go: 'Without fleecing no...'?

price happiness success victory

What is the plural of 'table'?

tables dining tafells tables

Which word has as many syllables as 'apple tree'?

cherry tree tree apple leaf

How do you write a percentage correctly?

25% 25 % 25‰ 25pct

What is an antonym of 'rich'?

arm duration much great

In a bulleted list, which punctuation mark belongs before the word 'and': 'red, blue ... green'?

A comma One point An exclamation mark No punctuation mark

From which word is 'shoe' the diminutive?

shoe clean schuun schaun

How do you write 'the neighbour's house' with an apostrophe?

the neighbours' house the bur'ens house the neighbour's house 'the' neighbour's house

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Which planet has the most circular orbit around the sun?

Venus Earth Mars Jupiter

In which country does NASA have its headquarters?

United States Canada Russia Germany

How long does it take for the moon to orbit the Earth once?

28 days 14 days 7 days 365 days

Approximately how big is the smallest satellite?

As big as a shoebox As big as a house As big as a ping-pong ball As big as a football pitch

What is the name of the space probe sent to Mars to search for traces of life?

Perseverance Discovery Explorer Voyager

What is the colour of the ISS when viewed from Earth?

White with silver Black Red Yellow

What protects the Earth from harmful solar radiation?

The atmosphere The moon The oceans The mountains

What gas do astronauts need to breathe?

Oxygen Nitrogen Helium Carbon dioxide

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Why do trains sometimes have to wait for a red signal?

For safety, there is another train on the track To pick up passengers To refuel To be made clean

Where is petrol kept in a car?

In the petrol tank In the boot Under the seats In the dashboard

What colour do most Dutch trains have?

Blue and yellow Red and white Green and black Orange and blue

What do you call the long strip where planes take off and land?

Runway Airfield Landing strip Flypaper

Approximately how many spokes does an ordinary bicycle wheel have?

32 8 100 4

What is a convertible?

A car whose roof opens A car with extra-large wheels A car that can drive under water A car with two engines

What do you do when you have missed the train?

Waiting for the next train Running after the train Standing on the track Going home

What colour should a number plate be in the Netherlands?

Yellow with black letters Blue with white letters Red with yellow letters Green with red letters

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How many lines of symmetry does a rectangle that is not a square have?

2 4 1 6

Which shape has 3 sides of equal length?

Equilateral triangle Rectangle Square Parallelogram

A book is 2.3 cm thick. How many mm is that?

23 mm 2.3 mm 230 mm 0.23 mm

What do you call two lines that will never touch?

Parallel lines Perpendicular lines Cutting lines Crossed lines

What is the next number: 36, 42, 48, 54, ?

60 58 56 62

A full bottle of water weighs 1.5 kilograms. The empty bottle weighs 100 grams. How much does the water weigh?

1.4 kilograms 1.6 kilograms 1.3 kilograms 1.5 kilograms

A toy train is 20 cm long. The real train is 200 metres long. What is the scale?

1:1000 1:100 1:10 1:200

How many lines of symmetry does a rhombus (diamond shape) have?

2 1 4 6

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Which shape prints most easily with a 3D printer?

A cube A bridge An overhang A spiral in the sky

What is the difference between a robot and a computer?

A robot can move and perform physical tasks A robot is always bigger than a computer A robot does not need power A robot cannot store information

What is the system clock?

The clock that displays the time and date on your computer An alarm that wakes you up A programme to track time during exercise A game with a clock

What symbol do you use in an e-mail address?

@ # & %

What does a 'link' mean on a website?

A clickable link to another page A picture on the website Website title A password for the site

Which type of block is 'repeat 10 times'?

A loop A movement cube A sound cube An appearance cube

What is the most important thing to remember about passwords?

Never share them with others Write them on your forehead Tell them to all your classmates Put them on social media

What does 'debugging' mean in the programming world?

Finding and fixing errors in your code Creating a new game Turning on the computer Adding images to your programme

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Which object can you use to see where the magnetic force is strongest?

Iron filings Sand Sugar Salt

Which shape has the least air resistance?

Streamlined like a drop Square Star Donut

Why can you make an egg float in salt water but not in regular water?

Salt water is denser than regular water Salt water is warmer The egg becomes lighter in salt water Salt water contains more oxygen

Where are the electrons located around the atomic nucleus?

In a cloud of possible places On fixed orbits such as planets On the right side only At the centre of the core

Why do hockey sticks often have tape on them?

For better grip on the puck To make them more beautiful To make them heavier To keep them warmer

Who discovered that sound is created by vibrations?

Galileo Galilei Isaac Newton Leonardo da Vinci Archimedes

What should always be present in an electrical circuit?

A closed path for flow A red colour Water Sound

What is a 'free fall'?

Falling without anything stopping the fall Falling without looking back Falling from a low height Falling on soft ground

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What colour will a flame turn if you sprinkle table salt in it?

Yellow/orange Blue Green Red

Why can you compress a gas but almost not a liquid?

Because gas particles are further apart Because gas is lighter Because gas is always hot Because gas is invisible

Why does ice cream melt faster if you put salt on it?

Salt lowers ice melting point Salt makes the ice warmer Salt draws the water out of the ice Salt reacts chemically with the ice

What element is used to make strong magnets?

Iron Aluminium Copper Zinc

What substance gives tomatoes their red colour?

Lycopene Chlorophyll Carotene Iron

What do we call the compound of hydrogen and chlorine?

Hydrochloric acid Salt Vinegar Soda

What happens if you hold a piece of rock wool (iron) in a flame?

It starts to glow and spark It immediately turns black It melts instantly Nothing happens at all

Which element has the symbol Cl?

Chlorine Calcium Cobalt Chrome

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A treasure hunt for 9-10 years is a GPS walk with questions specially tailored to this level. The questions are fun, educational and appropriate for the age group.

On average, a scavenger hunt takes 45 to 90 minutes, depending on the number of locations and walking distance. Ideal for an afternoon out.

Yes, the questions are educational and tailored to the level of knowledge. Children learn while moving outdoors and having fun.

Treasure hunt 9-10 years

Available 9-10 years treasure hunts (12)

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Go Ahead Eagles Junior Stadion Tour

Almere City Junior Stadion Tour

Willem II Junior Stadion Tour

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Available 9-10 years treasure hunts (12)

Sparta Junior Stadion Tour

RKC Junior Stadion Tour

PEC Zwolle Junior Stadion Tour

NEC Junior Stadion Tour

Go Ahead Eagles Junior Stadion Tour

Almere City Junior Stadion Tour

Willem II Junior Stadion Tour

Feyenoord Junior Stadion Tour

FC Groningen Junior Stadion Tour

AZ Junior Stadion Tour

PSV Junior Stadion Tour

sc Heerenveen Junior Stadion Tour

Featured this week: example questions for 9-10 years

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