Flags of Central America Quiz
All 7 flags of Central America, one at a time. Four options, instant feedback, and everything you miss is listed at the end with a link to learn it.
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The same countries split three ways, by how often people actually get them wrong. Start easy and work up — each level keeps its own progress.
About the flags of Central America
Central America has 7 flags to learn, 7 of them belonging to UN member states. This quiz draws its questions from all of them, and the complete list with names and capitals sits directly below the game.
The countries behind those flags differ enormously in scale. Nicaragua covers 130,373 km² while El Salvador fits into 21,041 km². Guatemala is home to 18.7 million people; Belize has 423 thousand.
Across Central America the recurring colours are blue, white and red. Of the 7 flags here, 7 carry blue — which is exactly why colour on its own is a weak way to tell them apart.
The pairs that actually cost people points in Central America are El Salvador–Guatemala, El Salvador–Honduras and El Salvador–Nicaragua. There are 6 look-alike pairings inside this region, so it is worth learning the one detail that separates each pair rather than the general impression.
All 7 flags of Central America, with names
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Belize | Belmopan | 422,924 | 22,966 km² |
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Costa Rica | San José | 5,152,950 | 51,100 km² |
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El Salvador | San Salvador | 6,365,503 | 21,041 km² |
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Guatemala | Guatemala City | 18,687,881 | 108,889 km² |
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Honduras | Tegucigalpa | 11,005,850 | 112,492 km² |
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Nicaragua | Managua | 7,007,502 | 130,373 km² |
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Panama | Panama City | 4,571,189 | 75,417 km² |
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Frequently asked questions
How many countries are in this quiz?
This quiz covers all 7 entries in Central America. 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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