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All Flags of the World Quiz

180 flags · pick the country from 4 choices · free, no signup

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This is the long version of the flags of the world quiz — 180 country flags, not just the famous fifty. It starts where the short quiz stops: once the Stars and Stripes, the Union Jack and the maple leaf are out of the way, you are left with the flags that decide real competitions. The Gulf states that differ only in the width of a red band. The pan-African green-yellow-red family, where Guinea and Mali are mirror images of each other. The Caribbean flags most people have genuinely never seen. The three Central American tricolors that share a blue-white-blue scheme and are told apart only by the crest in the middle. Each round shows one flag and four countries, and every answer lights the correct country up on the world map, so you learn the flag and the place together. Wrong picks reveal the answer straight away, the deck reshuffles every time, and there is no signup or timer — work through it at whatever pace the hard ones demand.

How to play

  1. A national flag appears above the map — the country stays unmarked until you commit.
  2. Pick the country it belongs to from the four options; your answer then colours that country in on the map, green if you were right.
  3. Answer all 180 to see your final score, then replay in a new shuffled order.

All World Flags map quiz — FAQ

How is this different from the shorter flags of the world quiz?
The short quiz uses 50 widely recognized flags and suits a quick round or a classroom warm-up. This one runs through all 180, including the small states and island nations that separate a good flag player from a great one.
Which flags trip people up most in the full quiz?
Chad and Romania are near-identical. Indonesia and Poland are the same two colors flipped. Guinea and Mali are mirrored. Ireland and Cote d'Ivoire are reversed. The Gulf states, the Scandinavian crosses and the Central American tricolors each cost most players several rounds.
Do I need an account to play?
No. The quiz is free, needs no signup, and works on a phone as well as a desktop. Your score is counted from first-try answers, and you can replay it as many times as you like.

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This is one of 41 free map quizzes on Trivio — countries, capitals, flags and US states, all on real interactive maps.

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