Countries of the World Map Quiz
The countries of the world on a blank, unlabeled map. 25 questions a round, instant feedback and a score to beat.
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How the Countries of the World Map Quiz works
This is the world map quiz with the widest pool: every round draws 25 questions from the full list of countries, including the smaller and more easily confused ones. Each question names a single country that you have to find and click on the map. A correct click turns the country green and scores a point; a wrong click turns it red and you can try again — the round only reveals the answer if you skip. The questions are drawn fresh each time you play, so no two rounds are the same.
The blank world map quiz is the same round
No country name is printed anywhere on the board, only coastlines, borders and colored regions. That is what makes the blank world map quiz and the countries of the world map quiz the same game: if you were looking for a world map quiz without labels, this is the page. Nothing has to be switched on and there is no separate mode to pick.
Why the wider pool is harder
A short list of large countries rewards general knowledge. A full country pool rewards the details: the small states of Central America and the Balkans, the island nations of Southeast Asia, and the many countries whose borders sit close together. Because the map stays visible for the whole round, you can use neighboring countries as landmarks while you work out an answer.
Where to start
If the full pool feels overwhelming, begin with the Europe map quiz to build confidence on a single continent, or the U.S. states quiz if you would rather practice on states first. Both use the same format, so progress carries over. For a different kind of challenge, the guess the country quiz hands you a written clue instead of a country name.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the blank world map quiz the same as the world map quiz?
Yes. Every round is played on a blank, unlabeled world map, so the blank world map quiz and the world map quiz are the same game on this page. There is no mode to choose: the board never shows labels and each question always names a country for you to click.
How many countries can be asked about?
The pool covers every country drawn on the map, from large ones such as Brazil and India down to the island states of Oceania and the Caribbean. Each round picks 25 of them at random, so replaying keeps testing new places.
Do I need an account to play the world map quiz?
No. The quiz is free, needs no sign-up and runs in the browser on desktop, tablet and phone. Your best score is stored locally in your own browser, so nothing is uploaded and no account is required.