Middle East: Flags - flag quiz
"Middle East: Flags" is a free flag quiz with 16 flags. You see a flag and tap the place it belongs to on a blank map; each flag allows three tries, and the faster and more accurately you answer, the more points you score.
The flags include those of Bahrain, Lebanon and Yemen, and some places that are small enough to be hard to tap: Bahrain, Cyprus and Lebanon. Choose Play for a scored run, or Learn to explore the map first and tap any place to see its flag.
Answer list (16)
| Flag | Country | Capital |
|---|---|---|
 | Bahrain | Manama |
 | Cyprus | Nicosia |
 | Egypt | Cairo |
 | Iran | Tehran |
 | Iraq | Baghdad |
 | Israel | Jerusalem |
 | Jordan | Amman |
 | Kuwait | Kuwait City |
 | Lebanon | Beirut |
 | Oman | Muscat |
 | Qatar | Doha |
 | Saudi Arabia | Riyadh |
 | Syria | Damascus |
 | Türkiye | Ankara |
 | United Arab Emirates | Abu Dhabi |
 | Yemen | Sana'a |
Questions and answers
How many flags are in "Middle East: Flags"?
16 flags. The list has the 193 UN member states plus Vatican City and Kosovo.
How does the quiz work?
In Play mode you get one place at a time, in random order, and tap it on the map. Each place allows up to three taps: right on the first tap counts most, and a quicker run scores more. The most you can score in this quiz is 600 points. Learn mode has no timer and no score.
Which is the smallest and which is the largest in "Middle East: Flags"?
By area, the smallest is Bahrain (765 km²) and the largest is Saudi Arabia (2,149,690 km²), using the area figures of the app's country data.
Is this quiz free?
Yes. You can play it in your browser without an account, and your best score is stored only in this browser.
