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Flag quizzes

58 of them, 10 questions each, played in the page. The wrong answers are the ones people actually confuse — the same picker the Flagory app uses — and nothing here asks you for anything.

The whole world

Every flag Flagory asks about.

By continent

The way most people want to be asked.

By rank

The app's own teaching order, from the flags most people half-know to the ones nobody guesses.

By what is on the flag

Only where a flag’s own Wikipedia article says so.

By colour

Measured off the artwork, never described.

What a quiz here is

Ten flags, four names under each, one of them right. The three wrong ones are chosen rather than drawn: the flag people really do confuse with this one, then a neighbour of it, then somebody from the same rank band. It is the picker the app plays with, running in your browser rather than described here.

A quiz that cannot ask ten different questions is not built. That is why there are 58 of these and not several hundred — a colour or a symbol that fewer than 10 flags carry gets a list on this site and no quiz.

Nothing is stored and nothing is sent. No account, no upload, no score kept. Every one of these pages works with the script switched off too — the ten questions are written out on it, with the answers underneath.