About the Countries of the World Quiz
Test your geography knowledge with our interactive countries of the world quiz! Whether you're a student learning world geography, a travel enthusiast planning your next adventure, or just someone who loves geography games, this quiz is perfect for you.
Our quiz features a beautiful, interactive world map where you can click on countries to identify them. With 10 progressive difficulty levels starting from 30 well-known countries up to all 195 UN-recognized nations, you can challenge yourself at any skill level.
Multiple Game Modes
Choose from Classic Mode, Speed Challenge, Learning Mode, or Regional Focus to match your playing style and learning goals.
10 Difficulty Levels
Progress from beginner (30 countries) to master (195 countries). Each level builds on the previous, helping you learn systematically.
Track Your Progress
See your score, accuracy, and time. Compete with your personal bests and track which countries you need to practice.
Mobile Friendly
Play on any device! Our responsive design works great on desktop, tablet, and mobile phones.
How to Play
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Choose Your Settings
Select a game mode and difficulty level that matches your skill.
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Identify Countries
Click on the correct country on the map when prompted.
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Track Your Score
Watch your accuracy and speed improve as you practice!
Frequently Asked Questions
How many countries are in the world?
There are 195 UN-recognized countries in the world. This includes 193 United Nations member states plus 2 non-member observer states (Vatican City and Palestine).
What's the difference between game modes?
Classic Mode lets you play at your own pace with a timer. Speed Challenge gives you a time limit to identify as many countries as possible. Learning Mode shows interesting facts after each answer. Regional Focus lets you practice a specific continent.
Is this quiz free?
Yes! The Countries of the World Quiz is completely free to play. No registration or account required - just start playing!
How can I improve my geography knowledge?
Start with lower difficulty levels and work your way up. Use Learning Mode to see interesting facts about each country. Focus on one continent at a time using Regional Focus mode. Practice regularly - even a few minutes a day helps!
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