Daily Flag Quiz (World Flag Map)

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Ten flags, four choices each, the same quiz for everyone today.

on worldflagmap.com

Today's Daily Flag Quiz board: the flag of Trinidad and Tobago, four country choices, the right answer marked and a Next flag button

The Daily Flag Quiz on World Flag Map shows ten national flags a day and asks which country uses each, with four options per flag. The date builds the quiz in your browser, so everyone gets the same ten questions until midnight UTC. After each answer you can open the country's atlas page to learn more.

About Daily Flag Quiz (World Flag Map)

World Flag Map is a geography site with an interactive atlas of the 195 countries and their flags, plus a handful of games. Its Daily Flag Quiz is the simplest of them: ten questions, one flag each, and four country names to choose from. You score a point for each right answer and finish with a total out of ten.

The quiz is generated from the date in your browser, with no account and no server-side game state, so every player sees the same flags and the same choices until the next UTC day starts. When you finish you get a row of coloured squares to share without giving away the answers, an option to share an image of your score, and a link to replay the day.

After each answer you can jump to the country's page to read about its flag colours, capital, language and currency. The same site runs a Daily Map Challenge with country outlines and a leaderboard, and an unlimited flag practice mode by region. It suits anyone learning flags who wants a quick daily check rather than an endless drill.

How to play Daily Flag Quiz (World Flag Map)

Open the page and press Play today's flags.
Look at the flag and pick the country that uses it from four choices.
Press Next flag and continue through all ten.
See your score out of ten and share your coloured squares.
Open a country's page to study a flag you missed, or try the Daily Map Challenge.

Tips

Rule out choices from the wrong continent first; the colours and symbols often point to a region.
Learn the common confusions: Chad and Romania, Indonesia and Monaco, Ireland and Ivory Coast.
Look at small details such as emblems, star counts and stripe order before answering.
Use unlimited practice by region to work on the continent you miss most.