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[For Elementary School Students] World Countries Capital Quiz: Learn the Flags Too!

There are so many countries in the world, and sometimes we try to memorize as many as we can, right?

But when it comes to capitals, things suddenly get a lot harder.

Even many adults can’t answer capital city questions.

It would be really cool if elementary school students knew a lot of them!

They’re not exactly everyday knowledge, and you might not often get a chance to use them, but knowing them can make you feel a little bit proud.

Why not have fun studying capital cities in a quiz format?

This is aimed at elementary school students and focuses on famous countries, so the content is relatively easy.

Give it a try casually!

[For Elementary School Students] World Countries' Capital City Quiz: Learn Their Flags Too! (11–20)

What is the capital of Germany?

What is the capital of Germany?

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The wall that once divided East and West bears the name of this capital.

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Berlin

The capital of Germany is Berlin. Berlin is the largest city in Germany and a cultural city with many historical buildings and museums. Germany was divided into West Germany and East Germany from 1949, and in 1990 the Berlin Wall fell and the country was reunified. Germany is also famous for its beer and sausages, making it a country that delights its visitors.

What is the capital of Egypt?

What is the capital of Egypt?

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The name is derived from the “Kahira” in “Misr al-Qahira,” which means “the victorious city.”

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Cairo

The capital of Egypt is Cairo. Development of Cairo began around the 10th century, and today it thrives as one of the largest cities on the African continent. Cairo is home to the Nile River and many must-see tourist attractions, such as the Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx.

What is the capital of Brazil?

What is the capital of Brazil?

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It’s not Rio de Janeiro, which is famous for its carnival.

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Brasília

The capital of Brazil is Brasília. In fact, the capital used to be Rio de Janeiro, but it was officially designated as the new capital in 1960. Despite being a relatively new city, Brasília is also listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. The Brazilian flag features a blue disc on a green and yellow background, with 27 stars on it representing the states of Brazil.

What is the capital of Canada?

What is the capital of Canada?

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Toronto is a famous city, but it is not the capital.

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Ottawa

The capital of Canada is Ottawa. Canada, with its vast territory, borders the United States, and its diverse culture and nature captivate many people. It is also known as a country with many immigrants, and both English and French are designated as official languages.

What is the capital of Argentina?

What is the capital of Argentina?

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If you translate the capital into Japanese, it means things like “good air” or “good wind.”

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Buenos Aires

The capital of Argentina is Buenos Aires. Its beautiful architecture, including the Teatro Colón, and cityscape so lovely it’s called the “Paris of South America” make it a popular tourist destination. It’s also known as the birthplace of tango, making it a city rich in cultural appeal.

Flag Quiz

Foreign Languages: Countries of the World ~Country~ National Flag Quiz! Upper Grades
Flag Quiz

Recommended for those interested in the flags of the world! Here are some ideas for a national flag quiz.

There are many flags around the world with a variety of colors and motifs.

Each flag often has origins and meanings that symbolize its country, making them perfect for deepening your knowledge about the world.

Of course, Japan’s flag is well-known, but if you want to memorize flags from around the world, please give it a try.

You could also quiz your friends or family on the flags you’ve learned.

Be sure to give it a try!

In conclusion

We’ve put together a quiz on world capitals aimed at elementary school students. There were probably questions you knew and some you didn’t, but once you try it, you’ll find it much easier to remember! Be sure to give it another try. We hope this can be a fun way for elementary schoolers—and everyone else—to start learning about countries around the world.