Geography Quizzes

Can you find the United States, whose vowels have been removed?

Someone needs to supervise those states on the playground.

With any luck, you know which countries make for good neighbors.

Can you eliminate one Asian country as the strongest link for each round and reveal the loser?

Come join us for 7 minutes of sightseeing.

Pick a country that satisfies each of the criteria. There are multiple solutions possible, but there are also many ways to ultimately not satisfy all of the criteria, so be careful fitting this jigsaw together!

Who’s up for a bit of geographical wordplay?

Not just that big one where a bunch of people live.

Name the cities and towns of the San Francisco Bay Area.

Hopefully you know your north from your south.

Name these flags in nature.

Step 1: remember what the 8 ‘E’ countries are.

Name the countries that don’t contain the letters C-A-R-O-T.

If we have longitude, does that mean there’s also shortitude?

Can you choose which photo from each set was NOT taken in Europe?

We already know that Oceania begins with ‘O’…we’re looking for a bit more.

Pick the flags of the Americas by image when given the first and last letter of each word.

O say can you C?

Can you correctly click the maritime bodies of water around New Zealand?

You’ve got a range of populations to work with.

Why do we call them volcanoes when “mountain fountain” has such a better ring to it.

Can you quickly connect the two parts of the capitals’ names?

Don’t let their beauty fool you. These countries are out for blood every year the Winter Olympics come around.

Pick the second cities of the world when given two facts about them.

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