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Spring Trivia True or False Game - Free and Printable
Spring is a time for renewal, and that includes waking up that brain! This spring trivia true or false game is designed for seniors, but anyone can play. It's available both online and as a large-print PDF for easy reading. To play for FREE, just scroll down!
Whether you're the type who enjoys doing games on-screen or you'd rather print something out and take it to the porch, you’ll get both here.
Below, you’ll find 20 carefully selected statements that cover springtime nature, seasonal science, fun facts, and a few curveballs. It’s perfect as a solo challenge, a friendly competition with your partner, or something to share at your next group gathering. Scroll down to play right now and see how much you really remember about the season of growth.
Feel Ready for Spring? This Spring Trivia True or False Game Will Wake Up Your Brain
If you’re over 55 and looking for an enjoyable mental workout, this spring trivia true or false game is designed for older adults who enjoy learning, memory challenges, and light competition.
It touches on a variety of spring-related topics from blooming flowers and migrating birds to little-known facts about seasonal science and nature. It’s a great way to refresh what you know (or used to know!) about spring.
You can do the quiz solo or with friends, and there’s an answer under each question for easy checking. No need to rush - just read each statement and decide: is it true, or is it false?
Ready to wake up that winter brain? Let’s start the quiz. And no peeking. Make sure you answer all the questions before clicking on the little arrow to expose the answer.
1. The spring equinox always falls on March 21.
1. The spring equinox always falls on March 21.
Answer: ❌ False. The equinox can fall on March 19, 20, or 21 depending on the year and location.
2. The Arctic experiences 24 hours of daylight on the spring equinox.
2. The Arctic experiences 24 hours of daylight on the spring equinox.
Answer: ❌ False. The Arctic Circle experiences equal day/night on the equinox; 24-hour daylight begins later in spring. Bonus points if you guess the exact date!
3. Cherry blossom trees were a gift to the U.S. from South Korea in 1912.
3. Cherry blossom trees were a gift to the U.S. from South Korea in 1912.
Answer: ❌ False. The cherry blossom trees were a gift from Japan in 1912.
4. Spring is the season when tornadoes are most common in the U.S.
4. Spring is the season when tornadoes are most common in the U.S.
Answer: ✅ True. Tornadoes are most frequent in the U.S. during spring, especially in Tornado Alley.
5. Daffodils are a type of lily.
5. Daffodils are a type of lily.
Answer: ❌ False. Daffodils belong to the Amaryllidaceae family, not lilies. The family takes its name from the genus Amaryllis and is commonly known as the amaryllis family. So, amaryllis is also correct.
6. In Japan, picnicking under blooming cherry trees is called "Hanami."
6. In Japan, picnicking under blooming cherry trees is called "Hanami."
Answer: ✅ True. "Hanami" is the traditional Japanese festival that celebrates the beauty of cherry blossoms. The word "hanami" means flower viewing and refers to gathering under blooming cherry trees to enjoy them.
7. The first Earth Day was celebrated in 1962.
7. The first Earth Day was celebrated in 1962.
Answer: ❌ False. The first Earth Day was held in 1970.
Bonus Points: Can you remember the exact date? + 1
Can you guess who covered it on national TV? + 1
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8. The vernal equinox marks the official end of winter and beginning of spring.
8. The vernal equinox marks the official end of winter and beginning of spring.
Answer: ✅ True. The vernal equinox marks the astronomical start of spring on March 20th.
9. In spring, many birds migrate northward to breed.
9. In spring, many birds migrate northward to breed.
Answer: ✅ True. In the northern hemisphere, many birds begin their northern migration to breeding grounds during spring.
10. The saying “April showers bring May flowers” originated in ancient Rome.
10. The saying “April showers bring May flowers” originated in ancient Rome.
Answer: ❌ False. This saying has United Kingdom origins dating back to the 16th century. The lower temperatures often push back the blooming of flowers to early May, so that’s why they are referred to as May flowers.
11. Baby rabbits are called kittens.
11. Baby rabbits are called kittens.
Answer: ✅ True. Baby rabbits are known as kittens or “kits.”
12. During spring, both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres receive equal sunlight.
12. During spring, both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres receive equal sunlight.
Answer: ✅ True. The equinox brings equal day/night for both hemispheres.
13. The scent of freshly cut grass is a plant distress signal.
13. The scent of freshly cut grass is a plant distress signal.
Answer: ✅ True. The smell of cut grass is caused by GLVs – short for green leaf volatiles, pheromones released as a plant distress signal.
14. The spring zodiac signs include Aries, Taurus, and Gemini.
14. The spring zodiac signs include Aries, Taurus, and Gemini.
Answer: ✅ True. Aries, Taurus, and Gemini fall between March 21st and June 21st.
15. Many frogs and toads begin their mating season in early spring.
15. Many frogs and toads begin their mating season in early spring.
Answer: ✅ True. Many frogs/toads begin mating during spring when temperatures and moisture levels rise. The onset of the wet season can trigger mating behavior and frogs typically mate in or near water.
16. Tulips were once so valuable in the Netherlands that they caused an economic crisis.
16. Tulips were once so valuable in the Netherlands that they caused an economic crisis.
Answer: ✅ True. Tulip mania in 17th-century Netherlands led to one of history’s first recorded economic bubbles. Bonus points +1 if you can guess which years?
17. The term "spring fever" refers to a real phenomenon involving increased energy.
17. The term "spring fever" refers to a real phenomenon involving increased energy.
Answer: ✅ True. "Spring fever" refers to a real uptick in mood, energy, and activity levels as days lengthen.
18. The "spring green" color is named after the first grass growth of the season.
18. The "spring green" color is named after the first grass growth of the season.
Answer: ✅ True. "Spring green" refers to the first shoots of grass after dormancy. Fun fact: the first recorded use of spring green as a color name in English (the color is now also called spring bud) was in 1766.
19. Asparagus is one of the first vegetables harvested in spring.
19. Asparagus is one of the first vegetables harvested in spring.
Answer: ✅ True. Asparagus is an early crop, often harvested in March and April.
20. The month of May is named after the Roman goddess Maia.
20. The month of May is named after the Roman goddess Maia.
Answer: ✅ True. May is named after Maia, the Roman goddess of fertility and growth.
How did you do? Whether you aced the quiz or learned something new, I hope this spring trivia true or false game added a bit of fun and curiosity to your day. Trivia isn’t just a pastime; it’s a proven way to stay mentally active as we age. And that is just so important. I've written all about the benefits of playing printable games here.
Get the Printable Edition for Bonus Points and Fun Facts
Grab this printable version to get fun facts, extra bonus point question details and scoring card. Use the group play tips below - perfect for trivia night or even classroom use.
This printable Spring True or False game comes in a convenient, easy-to-read game book (PDF format) with all 20 questions and answers. Just download, print, and play - no more eye strain or struggling with small screens!
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How to Play the Spring Trivia True or False Game
FREE GAME
The free version of the spring trivia game is simple to use, whether you're playing solo or with others. Each statement is either true or false - your task is to decide which. The game works well just read out loud and played straight from your preferred device.
PRINTABLE GAME
The printable version of this game includes the same 20 spring-themed true or false questions and answers, bonus point challenges, and fun facts to debate and strive for extra bonus points! All of this boost's memory and learning. You can play it on your own or in a group. The game works well printed out or read aloud.
Playing by Yourself
Scroll through each question, answer at your own pace, then check your results using the answer key (or use the printable version if you prefer writing things down). You can challenge yourself again later to see if you remember more the second time around.
- Read each question and write down your answer (true or false).
- Check your answers using the answer key - no peeking.
- Give yourself 1 point for each correct answer.
- Add up bonus points when you know the extras (dates, names, fun facts).
- Keep your total score and try again another day to see if you improve.
Playing in a Group
Read the questions aloud to friends, family, or a group. Keep score on a notepad or print the premium version for easy tracking and bonus point play. True or false games work especially well in senior centers, activity groups, and casual get-togethers.
- Choose one person to read the questions aloud.
- Everyone writes down (or calls out) their answers.
- After all questions are read, go through the answer key as a group.
- Give 1 point per correct answer, and bonus points as listed.
- The person with the highest score wins - or just enjoy the fun of learning together!
Tip: You can play in teams or partners if working with a larger group.
If you find managing scores or viewing screens too much of a challenge, consider getting the printable version of the game.
Want to Make It Harder?
Ask players to explain why they chose their answer before revealing the correct one.
Skip the true/false choices and have players guess the fact outright.
Award extra points for naming related facts not listed in the quiz.
Tips for a Fun Game
- Use a timer if you want to speed things up (30–45 seconds per question) but...
- Keep the pace relaxed, there's no need to rush.
- Print extra copies for players who prefer to write down answers.
- Keep a scoreboard if playing with regular groups.
- Share your scores and favorite facts after the game.
- Discuss the answers together - many “Did You Know?” facts are great conversation starters.
- Set a rule up front that players explain why they chose their answer before the correct one is revealed.
- Mix in a light snack or tea break if playing in a group - it adds to the connection and fun.
- Give out small prizes or treats. Paper hats are always fun.
Want a Printable Version?
If you’d rather hold the questions and answers in your hands, the printable edition includes:
- Large-print formatting
- Bonus point scoring suggestions
- “Did You Know?” facts with each answer
- A printable answer key and score card
It’s perfect for personal use, senior groups, or anyone who prefers games off-screen.
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