A little geography practice

World flag quiz

A few colors. A whole country. How many can you name?

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Five questions. Ready when you are.

Choose from the answers shown. Easy · No timer.

More formats and difficulty levels in the app →

How to play

A few questions.
A few new connections.

Look at the flag and choose its country or territory. This free preview has five easy questions. Your first answer counts, and each answer comes with a short explanation.

Start with the pattern: stripes, crosses or a symbol. Then check the order of the colors. Flags that look identical share a single quiz target.

What’s in this quiz?

236 distinct flag designs from countries and territories. Shared flags use one canonical country, so identical flags never compete.

Japan’s flag has a red disc on a white field.
Nepal’s flag has two stacked triangular pennants.
Canada’s flag has a red maple leaf between two red bands. The quiz uses standardized flag-icon artwork.

Geography sources

Learn world flags by their patterns

Start with one feature at a time: the direction of the stripes, the order of the colors, then any cross, star or emblem. When two flags look similar, study them together and name the difference before starting another round.

Questions before you play

How many flags are in a free round?

Each browser round has five easy questions. The complete eligible flag list appears in the study reference above. The mobile app offers more formats and difficulty settings.

Why do some places share a quiz answer?

Some countries and territories use the same flag. The quiz groups visually identical flags into a single answer target, so it does not ask you to distinguish a picture that looks the same.