Asian Flags Quiz

The Asian flags quiz shows you one flag at a time and asks which of four countries it belongs to — all 49 flags of Asia, from Turkey to Japan, the largest continent's most treacherous flag deck. Some are unmistakable: Japan's red disc, South Korea's taegeuk, and Nepal's double pennant, the only non-rectangular national flag on Earth. Then the lookalikes start swinging. Indonesia flies the plain red-over-white that also belongs to Monaco (and flips into Poland), while Singapore adds only a crescent and five stars to the same palette. Qatar and Bahrain are both white with a serrated band — maroon with nine points for Qatar, red with five for Bahrain. Jordan and Palestine share almost the same pan-Arab design, separated by a single white star, while Syria, Iraq, and Yemen shuffle the same red-white-black bands with different stars and scripts. Malaysia even echoes the US Stars and Stripes, with a crescent and star in the canton. Pick the right country and it lights up green on the map of Asia, tying flag, name, and location together; miss, and the correct answer is revealed instantly. Free, no signup, reshuffled every round — the definitive cure for the Gulf-flag blur.