A free world flags quiz: thirty countries, fifteen questions, four choices each. Name the flag or name the capital, build a streak for bonus points, and every flag is drawn from scratch rather than loaded as an image.
About Flag Quiz
Flag Quiz is a straightforward test of something most people half-know: you can picture the flag perfectly, you're just not certain whether it belongs to Finland or Sweden until you see both side by side.
Fifteen flags come up per run, four options each, drawn from a pool of thirty countries across every continent. The wrong answers are pulled from the same pool rather than made up, which is what makes it genuinely testing — you will get Netherlands and Indonesia in the same list, and Ireland next to Italy, and those are exactly the pairs that catch people out. A second mode swaps the question entirely and asks for the country's capital instead, which turns a visual recall test into a much harder geography one using the same thirty flags.
Scoring rewards conviction. A correct answer is worth ten, but a streak adds five more each time up to a cap, so five in a row is worth far more than five right answers scattered through the round — and one wrong answer resets it to zero. Every flag is drawn as vector shapes in the page itself, so the whole quiz loads instantly and works with no connection at all.
Inside Flag Quiz: what we checked
The numbers below come from Flag Quiz's own source code, and the screenshots are from our own test run of the game (20 October 2026).
- A quiz is 15 questions picked at random from a pool of 30 countries, so each run uses half of the pool and no flag repeats within a quiz.
- The two modes show the same flags: Name the flag asks which country it is, and Name the capital asks for its capital city.
- Every question has four choices, and the three wrong answers are drawn at random from the other 29 countries, not chosen to look similar.
- A correct answer scores 10 points, plus 5 more for each answer you are already in a row, capped at 30 points a question. A perfect 15 out of 15 is worth 400 points. A wrong answer resets your streak to 0.
- After an answer the game pauses before moving on: about 0.7 seconds if you were right, and 1.3 seconds when you were wrong, to show the correct answer. There is no timer on the questions.
- The keys 1 to 4 pick an answer. Your best score, along with your chosen mode and the mute setting, is kept in this browser.
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How to play Flag Quiz
A flag appears with four possible answers below it. Pick the country it belongs to — or, in capital mode, the country's capital city. A correct answer scores ten points plus a growing streak bonus; a wrong one shows you the right answer and resets your streak. Fifteen questions make a full round, and your best score is saved.
Controls
Desktop: click an answer, or press 1-4 to pick one, M to mute. Touch: tap the answer you want. Choose 'Name the flag' or 'Name the capital' on the start screen.
Tips & tricks
- Look at the stripe direction first. Ireland, Italy, Belgium, France and Nigeria are all vertical bands, while Germany, Netherlands and Russia run horizontally — that alone halves most lists.
- The streak bonus is where the score really comes from, so on a flag you genuinely don't know it is worth taking a moment rather than clicking fast and losing a run of five.
- Watch the near-twins: Netherlands and Indonesia are the same two colours in opposite order, and Ireland and Italy differ only in their third stripe.
- Capital mode uses the same thirty countries, so playing flag mode first is a genuinely effective way to learn the set before you attempt the harder version.
Frequently asked questions
Does Flag Quiz save my progress?
Yes — Flag Quiz keeps your best score and settings in this browser's local storage, so they are still there when you come back on the same device. Nothing is uploaded and no account is involved — clearing your browser data is what resets it.
Is Flag Quiz unblocked at school or work?
Flag Quiz is a plain web page of about 18 KB — no plugin, no installer, no app store — so it loads on a Chromebook or a locked-down school or office laptop the same way any other page does, and the whole game arrives in one short download. Whether it opens comes down to your network's filter rather than the game itself.
Who made Flag Quiz?
Flag Quiz was built in-house by the 360 PlayZone team using open web technology (HTML5), which is why it runs instantly without any download.