World Flags: Name Every Flag
by FlashQuest
Fifty-one of the world's best-known national flags, each drawn to its official shape and colors. Look at the flag and name the country. The wrong answers are flags that really look alike, and every card says how to tell them apart.
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Made by FlashQuest. Last updated November 2026. Drafted with AI help.
- Whose flag is this? (Asia)

- Japan
- A red disc for the sun, centered on white.
- Whose flag is this? (central Europe)

- Germany
- Black, red and gold in three flat stripes.
- Whose flag is this? (southern Europe)

- Italy
- Green, white and red, upright, green by the pole.
- Whose flag is this? (northern Europe)

- Sweden
- A yellow Nordic cross on blue.
- Whose flag is this? (a landlocked country in Europe)

- Switzerland
- A square flag: a white cross on red. Vatican City is the only other square one.
- Whose flag is this? (western Europe)

- France
- Blue, white and red, upright, blue by the pole.
- Whose flag is this? (North America)

- United States
- Thirteen red and white stripes and fifty white stars on blue.
- Whose flag is this? (an island nation in Europe)

- United Kingdom
- The Union Jack: three crosses, red, white and blue.
- Whose flag is this? (a country in the Americas)

- Canada
- A red maple leaf on a white square, red at each end.
- Whose flag is this? (an island in western Europe)

- Ireland
- Green, white and orange, upright, green by the pole; Ivory Coast puts orange by the pole.
- Whose flag is this? (northwest Europe)

- Netherlands
- Red, white and blue in flat stripes.
- Whose flag is this? (eastern Europe and northern Asia)

- Russia
- White, blue and red in flat stripes.
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Whose flag is this? (central Europe, on the Baltic Sea)
Poland
White over red.
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Whose flag is this? (Southeast Asia)
Indonesia
Red over white in a 2:3 flag; Monaco's is the same but squarer, 4:5.
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Whose flag is this? (eastern Europe)
Ukraine
Blue over yellow: sky over wheat.
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Whose flag is this? (Scandinavia)
Norway
Red, with a blue Nordic cross edged in white.
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Whose flag is this? (northern Europe, on the North Sea)
Denmark
A white Nordic cross on red, set toward the pole.
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Whose flag is this? (northern Europe, east of Sweden)
Finland
A blue Nordic cross on white.
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Whose flag is this? (an island in the North Atlantic)
Iceland
A red Nordic cross edged in white, on blue.
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Whose flag is this? (central Europe, in the Alps)
Austria
Red, white, red in flat, equal stripes.
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Whose flag is this? (western Europe, next to France)
Belgium
Black, yellow and red, upright.
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Whose flag is this? (southeast Europe)
Greece
Nine blue and white stripes and a white cross in the corner.
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Whose flag is this? (the Middle East)
Israel
White, two blue stripes and a blue Star of David.
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Whose flag is this? (Oceania)
Australia
Union Jack in the corner, a big seven-pointed star under it, and the Southern Cross.
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Whose flag is this? (the Caribbean)
Jamaica
A gold X, with green above and below and black at the sides.
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Whose flag is this? (Southeast Asia, on the South China Sea)
Vietnam
One yellow star in the middle of red.
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Whose flag is this? (East Asia)
China
Red, with one big yellow star and four small ones by it.
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Whose flag is this? (South Asia)
India
Saffron, white and green, with a blue wheel in the middle.
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Whose flag is this? (mainland Southeast Asia)
Thailand
Red, white, a double-width blue stripe, white, red.
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Whose flag is this? (West Africa)
Nigeria
Green, white, green, upright.
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Whose flag is this? (West Africa, on the coast)
Ghana
Red, gold and green, with a black star in the middle.
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Whose flag is this? (South America)
Colombia
Yellow on the top half, then blue and red.
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Whose flag is this? (South America, along the Pacific)
Chile
White over red, with a white star on a blue square.
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Whose flag is this? (central Europe, east of Germany)
Czech Republic
White over red, with a blue triangle from the pole.
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Whose flag is this? (southeast Europe, on the Black Sea)
Romania
Blue, yellow and red, upright; Chad's is almost the same, with a darker blue.
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Whose flag is this? (central Europe, on the Danube)
Hungary
Red, white and green in flat stripes.
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Whose flag is this? (the Balkans)
Bulgaria
White, green and red in flat stripes.
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Whose flag is this? (the Andes)
Peru
Red, white, red, upright and equal.
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Whose flag is this? (South Asia, on the Bay of Bengal)
Bangladesh
A red disc on dark green, nudged toward the pole.
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Whose flag is this? (West Africa, on the Atlantic)
Ivory Coast
Orange, white and green, upright, orange by the pole; Ireland puts green by the pole.
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Whose flag is this? (the Baltic states)
Lithuania
Yellow, green and red in flat stripes.
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Whose flag is this? (northeast Europe)
Estonia
Blue, black and white in flat stripes.
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Whose flag is this? (northern Europe, on the Baltic)
Latvia
Dark red, with a narrow white stripe across the middle.
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Whose flag is this? (a small country in western Europe)
Luxembourg
Red, white and light blue in flat stripes; the Netherlands uses a darker red and blue.
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Whose flag is this? (West Africa, in the Sahara)
Mali
Green, yellow and red, upright, green by the pole.
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Whose flag is this? (West Africa, a coastal republic)
Guinea
Red, yellow and green, upright, red by the pole; Mali is the reverse.
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Whose flag is this? (the Caucasus)
Armenia
Red, blue and orange in flat stripes.
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Whose flag is this? (the Arabian Peninsula)
United Arab Emirates
A red band by the pole, then green, white and black.
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Whose flag is this? (the south of the Arabian Peninsula)
Yemen
Red, white and black in plain, equal stripes.
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Whose flag is this? (a landlocked country in Southeast Asia)
Laos
A white disc on a wide blue band between red.
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Whose flag is this? (southern Africa)
Botswana
Light blue, with a black band edged in white across the middle.
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