Who are you smarter than?

Hi! I’m the creator of WhoAreYouSmarterThan.com, and this is my very first website.I’ve always enjoyed quick and fun challenges. I wanted to make something simple, interactive, and entertaining, so I built this site where you can test your knowledge across school grade levels.Whether you’re here for fun, curiosity, or to prove you're smarter than a 6th grader, I hope you enjoy it. I’ll be adding more quizzes and features soon, thanks for checking it out!

• Level 1
• Level 2
• Level 3
• Level 4
• Level 5
• Level 6
• Level 7
• Level 8
• Level 9
• Level 10
• Level 11
• Level 12

• Level impossible
• Level Gen Z

Level 1

Are you smarter than a first grader? In 1st grade, students build foundational skills in reading, basic math, and understanding the world around them. They learn to recognize simple words, count and add numbers up to 20, and identify shapes and colors. This level is all about getting comfortable with learning itself, developing curiosity and confidence through fun, hands-on activities.

Level 2

Are you smarter than a second grader? By 2nd grade, kids start reading more fluently and tackling addition and subtraction with larger numbers. They explore basic grammar like nouns and verbs, and begin to understand simple time concepts such as days, weeks, and months. This stage encourages critical thinking through story problems and basic science topics like plants and weather.

Level 3

Are you smarter than a third grader? Third grade students dive deeper into multiplication, division, and fractions while improving reading comprehension with chapter books. They study subjects like U.S. geography and simple physics concepts like forces and motion. The goal is to connect math and reading skills to real-world examples, encouraging independent thinking.

Level 4

Are you smarter than a fourth grader? In 4th grade, learning becomes more complex as students work with multi-digit multiplication and division, decimals, and start geometry basics. They expand vocabulary and analyze more challenging texts in reading. Social studies introduces state history and government, while science covers ecosystems and energy, blending knowledge across subjects.

Level 5

Are you smarter than a fifth grader? Fifth graders refine their understanding of fractions, volume, and coordinate planes in math. Reading shifts to nonfiction and critical analysis, with essays and reports becoming common. History lessons often focus on early American history and civics. This grade develops stronger research and writing skills, setting the stage for middle school.

Level 6

Are you smarter than a sixth grader? Sixth grade introduces ratios, negative numbers, and statistics, increasing math complexity. Students read novels and informational texts, learning to infer meaning and analyze themes. Science covers earth systems and human body basics. History often includes ancient civilizations. Critical thinking and problem-solving skills grow substantially here.

Level 7

Are you smarter than a seventh grader? Seventh graders explore algebraic expressions, proportional relationships, and probability. Language arts emphasizes persuasive writing and rhetorical techniques. Science moves into biology, studying cells and ecosystems, while social studies often covers medieval times and geography. This grade encourages abstract thinking and connecting concepts across subjects.

Level 8

Are you smarter than a eighth grader? Eighth grade math covers linear equations, functions, and the Pythagorean theorem, preparing students for high school algebra. Reading includes complex texts and analysis of tone and symbolism. Physical science and chemistry basics are introduced, while history focuses on U.S. history up to the Civil War. Analytical writing and study skills sharpen here.

Level 9

Are you smarter than a ninth grader? Freshman year focuses on algebra I, geometry basics, and data analysis. English courses cover literature analysis, essay writing, and vocabulary building. Biology and physical science deepen scientific understanding, while history may cover world or U.S. history themes. Students learn to balance workload and develop independent study habits.

Level 10

Are you smarter than a tenth grader? Sophomores tackle geometry, functions, and introductory trigonometry. English emphasizes critical reading and research papers. Chemistry and physics fundamentals are introduced in science classes. History expands to global perspectives. Analytical reasoning, time management, and higher-level writing become key skills this year.

Level 11

Are you smarter than a eleventh grader? Junior year math includes advanced algebra, precalculus, and complex functions. English focuses on American literature, rhetoric, and advanced composition. Biology, chemistry, or physics classes get more rigorous. History covers modern U.S. and world events. Juniors prepare for college-level work with intensive analysis and problem-solving.

Level 12

Seniors study calculus, statistics, or advanced math electives. English courses delve into world literature, philosophy, and research projects. Science classes might include advanced biology or physics. History explores contemporary global issues. This final year emphasizes synthesis of knowledge, critical thinking, and preparing for post-graduation challenges.

Level Impossible

This quiz isn’t about facts or formulas, it’s designed to twist your mind with tricky, unexpected questions that challenge how you think about questions themselves. It tests your creativity, attention to detail, and ability to think outside the box. Get ready for a wild ride where nothing is quite what it seems!

Level Gen Z

Think you know the language of today’s internet and social media? This quiz dives into the most popular slang and abbreviations used by the Gen Z generation. From trending acronyms to text shorthand, it’s a fun test to see if you’re truly fluent in digital lingo or if you need to brush up on your online vocabulary.

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