Is the flag quiz free?

Yes. It is free in your browser, with no download and no account needed.

It depends on the age group. Kids see famous flags, and adults get the whole world.

Ten flags, which takes about three minutes.

Is it suitable for a classroom?

Yes. It suits children from six up, and the areas for children show no ads.

Are there other geography games?

Yes. Capitals asks for capital cities, and Where in the World asks you to find countries on a map.

Flag Match

Everyone

About Flag Match

See the flag, name the country. Famous flags for kids, the whole world for experts.

Flag Match shows a flag and asks which country it belongs to. Ten rounds, with well-known flags for younger players and the whole world for experts. It is a quick, friendly way to learn flags, and it pairs well with the world map and capitals games.

Tips

Look at the colours first, then the layout. Stripes, crosses and emblems narrow it down fast.
Many flags are close cousins. Neighbouring countries often share colours, so think about the region.
Rule out the answers you know are wrong before choosing. Four options become two quickly.
Say the country name aloud when you get it right. It helps it stick.
Play a few rounds several days in a row. Flags you miss come back, and you will spot them next time.

Questions

Is the flag quiz free?: Yes. It is free in your browser, with no download and no account needed.
How hard is it?: It depends on the age group. Kids see famous flags, and adults get the whole world.
How long is a round?: Ten flags, which takes about three minutes.
Is it suitable for a classroom?: Yes. It suits children from six up, and the areas for children show no ads.
Are there other geography games?: Yes. Capitals asks for capital cities, and Where in the World asks you to find countries on a map.