A collection of world flag quizzes. From general knowledge to some slightly unusual ones!
There are many countries in the world, and each has its own national flag that represents it.
Among those flags, some are very familiar while others are rarely seen.
In this article, we’ll present a national flag quiz where you guess which country the flag belongs to!
Along with checking the answers, we’ll also introduce the origins of each flag, the charm of each country, and famous things associated with them—so have fun while you take on the challenge.
If this article sparks your interest in the flags of the world, be sure to look into the flags of other countries as well.
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World Flags Quiz Collection: From general knowledge to some rarities! (11–20)
It is an African country that is also the birthplace of Osman Sankhon.
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Guinea
The Republic of Guinea is located in West Africa. Its motto is “Work, Justice, Solidarity.” It is said that the three colors of the national flag represent each of these. However, there is also a theory that red stands for the sun, yellow for light, and green for the forest. Either way, it’s lovely, isn’t it?
The capital is Amsterdam.
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Netherlands
Many of you might have thought, “Huh?” Actually, the Dutch flag originally had three colors: orange, white, and blue. However, because orange tends to discolor easily, it was changed to the current tricolor. By the way, it’s said that the flag was devised around the 16th century.
It’s a country famous for yogurt.
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Greece
The Greek flag is composed of blue and white. The blue represents the sea, and the white represents the sky. There’s also a theory that the nine stripes signify the nine years it took to achieve independence. Furthermore, the cross in the upper left is said to express deep religious faith.
It’s a country famous for tortillas and salsa.
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Mexico
The Mexican flag has a particularly intricate design. Near the center, you can make out an eagle perched on a cactus with a snake in its beak. This motif comes from a legend that the capital, Mexico City, was founded where the eagle landed.
It is a European country whose capital is Warsaw.
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Poland
There’s a beautiful scene hidden in the Polish flag. It’s said that Lech, the founder of Poland, saw a white eagle flying against a deep red sunset. Based on that legend, the current flag was created in 1919.