Currencies of Central Asia Quiz
All 5 currencies of Central Asia, one country at a time. Four options, instant feedback, and a full reference table below the game.
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About the currencies of Central Asia
Central Asia has 5 countries in this quiz, each asked about the currency it actually spends. The complete list, with the currency of every country, sits directly below the game.
The countries here range from Kazakhstan at 2,724,900 km² down to Tajikistan at 143,100 km², and from 37.1 million in Uzbekistan to 7.3 million in Kyrgyzstan — economies of very different sizes using currencies of very different reach.
Those 5 countries spend 5 different currencies between them. Kazakhstani tenge is the most widely used, in 1 of them, which is what makes a currency quiz easier than the country count suggests — and what makes the remainder worth learning properly.
Wrong answers here are drawn from countries in the same region, and never repeat a currency name, so a question about Central Asia cannot be won by spotting the only plausible option.
All 5 countries of Central Asia and their currencies
| Flag | Country | Currency | Capital | Population | Area |
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Kazakhstan | Kazakhstani tenge (₸) | Astana | 20,843,754 | 2,724,900 km² |
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Kyrgyzstan | Kyrgyzstani som (с) | Bishkek | 7,343,064 | 199,951 km² |
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Tajikistan | Tajikistani somoni (ЅМ) | Dushanbe | 10,786,734 | 143,100 km² |
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Turkmenistan | Turkmenistan manat (m) | Ashgabat | 7,618,847 | 488,100 km² |
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Uzbekistan | Uzbekistani soʻm (so'm) | Tashkent | 37,053,428 | 447,400 km² |
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Frequently asked questions
How many countries are in this quiz?
This quiz covers all 5 entries in Central Asia. Questions are drawn from the full set, and the complete list appears in the table on this page.
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How are the wrong answers chosen?
Deliberately, not at random. Each question prefers flags that are genuinely confusable with the right answer, then countries from the same sub-region, so guessing by elimination does not work.
Is it free?
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