Geography Quizzes
Three quick quizzes on the world's 195 countries, ten questions a round with four choices each. Play the whole world or pick a continent, and every answer shows the country's capital and land borders, so each round teaches you a little more of the map.
- Guess the Country by Its ShapeSee a country's outline, pick its name from four choices.
- Flag Quiz: Name the CountryName the country from its flag.
- Borders Quiz: Which Country Is It?You get the list of every country a mystery country borders by land; pick the country from four choices.
- Funzzle Word · Geo (daily)One country's outline a day and six guesses; each guess shows the distance and direction to the answer.
Quiz one continent
Each continent page has all three quizzes for its countries and a study table of every flag, capital and land border.
Which quiz to start with
The flag quiz is the gentlest: every country is in it and flags are easy to picture. The shape quiz is harder, because most people have never looked at a country on its own without its neighbours around it. The borders quiz is the real geography test: it asks you to picture the map from memory.
A good routine is one continent at a time: play its flag round until you score 8 or more, then its shapes, then its borders. The continent pages put all three in one place with a study table underneath.
Questions people ask
Are the quizzes free?
Yes. No sign-up and no limits: play as many rounds as you like, on a phone or a computer.
Which countries are included?
All 195: the 193 UN member states plus Vatican City and Palestine. The shape quiz leaves out 37 countries too small to recognise from an outline, and the borders quiz leaves out countries with no land border.
Where does the data come from?
Country outlines and land borders come from Natural Earth's public-domain boundaries; flags from the open-source flag-icons set.