Capital → Neighbor flags

Click the named country on the map.

Choose the name of the country highlighted on the map.

Click the named sea, ocean, bay, gulf, or other water area. Smaller contained waters count.

Cross as few land borders as possible. Stay on connected land; no sea crossings.

Find the country from the flags of all its land neighbors.

➔Mongolia

Choose the complete set of land-neighbor flags for this country.

Mongolia➔

Find the country from the names of all its land neighbors.

Choose the country matching the flag.

➔Greenland

Choose the named country's flag.

Greenland➔

Choose the country from a pie chart showing how much of its flag each color covers.

➔France

Choose the pie chart showing the proportions of colors in the named country’s flag.

France➔

Identify the country from its flag’s proportions, divisions and symbols, with every color removed.

➔France

Choose the colorless outline of this country’s flag. Equivalent designs never appear together.

France➔

Choose the country of the named capital.

Choose the named country's capital.

Pin the named capital on the map and see your distance from its location.

Pin the named country's capital on the map and see your distance from it.

Use the north-up diagram of five nearby capitals to choose the hidden capital at its center.

Use the distances in kilometres to five nearby capitals to choose the hidden capital.

Choose the country whose outline is shown.

➔Greenland

Choose the named country's outline.

Greenland➔

Read the sentence and choose the language it is written in.

Choose a sentence in the named language.

Read a sentence and find a country where its language is spoken on the map.

Find a country where the named language is spoken on the map.

Choose a language spoken in the highlighted country.

Choose a country where the named language is spoken.

Play a randomly selected mode that supports your question count and region.

Each question uses a different mode from the previous one. Correct answers and capital-placement distances have separate scores.