World Flags Trivia

Perhaps not quite as dominant as red in national flags (30%), blue comes in a close second at 21% of colours used. Do you recognize these ten countries/organizations that use blue predominantly?

Stars on flags of the world. Look better when the flag's unfurled. I'll give a photo and a rhyming clue. After that it's up to you. Recommended for grades: 6,7,8

In this exciting new branch of mathematics, you need to use your knowledge of national flags to solve the vexillological equations and match them to the correct answer. It is as easy as counting from 1 to 10! PEMDAS counts. The cover photo may assist.

The illustrations to this quiz are purely the colour stripes on the flag. But I have left out the key element (something too complicated to draw myself). Can you recognise these flags or indicate what's the matter?

This is a quiz on world countries and their different flags.

Ten questions about flag trivia and flag terminology. Quiz adopted by MotherGoose; original author was ace_sodium.

With a picture and a line of trivia, identify what country the flag belongs to or what is represented on the flag.

Red is the most popular colour on flags, with about 155 national banners containing at least some red. Here we visit ten countries that have red as the primary colour on their flag. Identify our destination from the photo and the clues.

How well do you know the different flags of the world? In this quiz you need to determine which flag is NOT among the choices listed.

Red, blue, white, gold (or yellow), green and black are by far the most popular colours found on national flags. Let's have a closer look at their colour combinations. IMPORTANT NOTE: Photos are hints NOT answers.

Making just one change to a country's flag can turn it into the flag of another country. Can you identify the national flags based on the changes indicated to the illustrated ones?

The star is one of the most popular celestial bodies that is featured on flags. This quiz takes a look at ten national flags that feature the most number of five-pointed stars. Are you ready to count all these stars, vexillologically? Enjoy!

Although the United Kingdom is made up of four constituent countries, it also has responsibility for a number of 'Crown Dependencies' and 'Overseas Territories'. Can you identify the flags of these areas?

What do the flags of France, Belgium, Italy, Japan and many other countries have in common? Well, they're all rather familiar. Here we take a look at some rather more interesting designs on flags of some states that are now extinct.

This is the second leg of our tour of some of the more interesting flags of national capital cities. National flags are easy, but can you identify the capital from its flag and the clues?

I'm sure that you would recognize the flags of most European countries. Here you must identify European capital cities from their flags and the clues...

Flags of the World are fascinating - if you like that sort of thing! Can you guess the country from the description of the flag? All questions are multiple choice.

A number of European countries have responsibility for dependent territories overseas. Can you identify the flags of these areas?

Hi! I name a characteristic of the flag and you give me the nation it belongs to. Good luck!

This quiz will test your knowledge of the flags of South America. Good luck!

Pick the flag that doesn't fit with the other three flags. The differences are based upon visuals alone.

Following my earlier quiz on "Unusual Flags of the World", this quiz begins a series on interesting flag designs beginning with those from the Americas.

Europe has ten countries whose Head of State's office comes not by election but hereditary succession. Can you match those ten countries with the Royal Standard of their monarch?

Many countries define their national identity with the colours of their flags. Other add symbols to describe their identity. This quiz examines those flags with common symbols. This is a TOUGH quiz.

Numerous countries have stars on their flags. All you need to do is remember how many each of these nations fly, and we'll dig a bit more into why they're there. Good luck!

National flags are a source of immense pride to all patriots. In this quiz, we will look at the interesting features of certain national flags, and investigate the meaning of some of them.

I will describe an English county flag and you just have to figure out which county it belongs to.

Find the country from the description of the flag.

Each question will give you a basic description of a flag in some form. Determine which nation listed is the odd one out regarding the description. Good luck!

Each national flag should share at least one color with the rings on the Olympic Flag (black, blue, green, red or yellow). Match the country name with the color appearing on its flag.