Flag Quiz: Guess the Country From Its Flag
How well do you know the world? This free flag quiz shows you a flag and four country names, and you pick the right one. Each round has 10 flags from 125 countries. Play the whole world or one region, start with well-known countries, and try to beat your best score and streak.
Quick answer: Look at the flag, then tap the country you think it belongs to (or press keys 1 to 4). Right answers turn green; wrong ones show the correct country. After 10 flags you see your score and your best streak, and your best score is saved in this browser.
How to play the flag quiz
- Choose a region: the whole world, Europe, Asia, Africa, the Americas or Oceania.
- Pick Easy for 30 well-known countries, or All countries for a real challenge.
- Guess each flag. The wrong answers come from the same region, so you have to look closely.
- Press Next to continue and Play again at the end for 10 new flags.
Tips to guess the flag faster
- Look for symbols first. A maple leaf, a red circle or a cedar tree each belong to just one country.
- Learn the look-alikes. Romania and Chad, Indonesia and Monaco, and Ireland and Ivory Coast use almost the same colors.
- Check the stripe direction. Many European flags are three stripes; whether they run up and down or across tells them apart.
- Remember color families. Red, yellow and green are common in Africa, while many flags in the Arab world use red, white, black and green.
Flag quiz regions
| Region | Countries in the quiz |
|---|---|
| Europe | 35, from the United Kingdom to Cyprus |
| Asia | 35, including the Middle East and Central Asia |
| Africa | 26 |
| Americas | 23, North, Central and South America and the Caribbean |
| Oceania | 6 |
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FAQ
Is this flag quiz good for school?
Yes. It is free, has no sign-up and works on classroom computers, tablets and phones. Use a single region to match what your class is studying.
Where do the flag images come from?
The flags are loaded from FlagCDN, a free service for national flag images. Flags of countries are public symbols.
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