Mini Flag Quiz About
Mini Flag Quiz is designed as more than a speed test. After choosing a country, the player can connect its flag to a capital, continent, and approximate location before moving on.
The learning loop in one round
Every round moves through flag observation, a four-choice answer, and country feedback. The choice has a ten-second limit, but the feedback screen has no timer, so correct and incorrect answers both lead to time for reading.
A 100-country scope
Questions select ten unique answers from the current fixed catalog of 100 countries. A single run is not a tour of the whole catalog; it mixes ten answers across the available regions and difficulty tiers.
How the alternatives become harder
Early alternatives favor countries from other continents. Middle rounds increasingly include the answer’s continent, and the last three first consider flags in a similar-appearance group, requiring more exact name recognition.
What the feedback map is for
The static locator is an educational overview made from Natural Earth data. It is intended to show a country’s approximate position on a small screen, not to serve as an official boundary, legal, or navigation map.
Continue to play rules or country fields
How to play explains the ten-second interaction, while Country catalog explains how to read flags, capitals, continents, and maps consistently.