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Flags of the World Quiz - North and South American Flags 2 (Questions)

Discover more flags from North and South America by spotting colours, symbols and layouts. This specialist quiz builds quick visual recognition and comparison skills.

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Fascinating Fact:

Argentina’s flag has light blue and white stripes with a golden Sun of May in the centre. Some versions show the sun, and some plain versions do not.

In this Specialist Flags of the World topic, you study another set of North and South American flags by comparing stripe patterns, symbols and colour placement. Careful observation makes similar designs easier to tell apart.

Key Terms

Canton: A section in the top corner of a flag, often next to the flagpole.
Coat of arms: An official national symbol that may appear in the centre of a flag.
Tricolour: A flag design using three main colours, often arranged in stripes.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

How can I learn North and South American flags quickly?

A good way to learn North and South American flags quickly is to group them by shared colours and patterns, then focus on the details that differ, such as symbols, stripe order or small emblems.

What is a coat of arms on a flag?

A coat of arms on a flag is an official national emblem that represents a country’s history, identity or government. It often includes symbols such as shields, animals, plants or tools.

Why do some countries have similar flag colours?

Some countries have similar flag colours because they share regional history, political influences or independence movements. Similar colours do not always mean the flags have the same meaning.

Try These Related Quizzes

1.

This is the flag of which country; the world's 5th largest in terms of area?

[ ]	Canada
[ ]	Brazil
[ ]	Mexico
[ ]	Argentina

2.

Which country is represented by this flag? Its capital city is Caracas.

[ ]	Peru
[ ]	Chile
[ ]	Canada
[ ]	Venezuela

3.

To which country does this flag belong? It is named after one of the leaders during the Latin American wars for independence from Spain.

[ ]	Bolivia
[ ]	Suriname
[ ]	Honduras
[ ]	Martinique

4.

This is the flag of which country, whose capital city is San Jose?

[ ]	El Salvador
[ ]	Mexico
[ ]	Costa Rica
[ ]	Haiti

5.

Which country, which gained independence from Britain in 1966, is represented by this flag? It is the original home of Demerara Sugar.

[ ]	United States of America
[ ]	Honduras
[ ]	Guyana
[ ]	Nicaragua

6.

Which Caribbean island country is represented by this flag? Its capital city is Bridgetown.

[ ]	Cuba
[ ]	Barbados
[ ]	Bermuda
[ ]	Jamaica

7.

This is the flag of which country also known as "the island of spice?" Its capital city is St George's.

[ ]	Martinique
[ ]	Jamaica
[ ]	Cuba
[ ]	Grenada

8.

Which country, a part of the Kingdom of Denmark, is represented by this flag?

[ ]	Greenland
[ ]	Sint Maarten
[ ]	Canada
[ ]	Saint Martin

9.

Three islands; Bonaire, Sint Eustatius, and Saba, are represented by this flag which belongs to which European country?

[ ]	Netherlands
[ ]	France
[ ]	Russia
[ ]	Portugal

10.

This is the flag of Canada. Although Canada became fully independent from Britain in 1931, it still used the Union Jack until the present flag was adopted in which year?

[ ]	1945
[ ]	1955
[ ]	1965
[ ]	1975

Flags of the World Quiz - North and South American Flags 2 (Answers)

1.

This is the flag of which country; the world's 5th largest in terms of area?

[ ]	Canada
[x]	Brazil
[ ]	Mexico
[ ]	Argentina

The country was originally named "Land of the Holy Cross" by its Portuguese colonists. It was nicknamed Brazil after the brazilwood which grows there which was harvested for the red dye it produces. Over time the nickname supplanted the official name and the country became formally known as Brazil

2.

Which country is represented by this flag? Its capital city is Caracas.

[ ]	Peru
[ ]	Chile
[ ]	Canada
[x]	Venezuela

Venezuela is said to have gotten its name because it reminded the Italian explorer Amerigo Vespucci (after whom America is named) of Venice. The word Venezuela is a mix of Italian and Spanish and means "little Venice"

3.

To which country does this flag belong? It is named after one of the leaders during the Latin American wars for independence from Spain.

[x]	Bolivia
[ ]	Suriname
[ ]	Honduras
[ ]	Martinique

In 1825 Simon Bolivar gave General Antonio de Sucre the options of remaining a part of Peru, of uniting with Argentina, or of becoming an independent state. Sucre chose independence and a new country, named in honour of Bolivar, was born.
This is another flag which bears the name of the country it represents, which should have made the question just that little bit easier!

4.

This is the flag of which country, whose capital city is San Jose?

[ ]	El Salvador
[ ]	Mexico
[x]	Costa Rica
[ ]	Haiti

Costa Rica (Rich Coast) is one of the most progressive and stable countries in the whole of the Americas. In 1949 it permanently abolished its army, and in 2009 it was ranked as the most environmentally friendly country on Earth

5.

Which country, which gained independence from Britain in 1966, is represented by this flag? It is the original home of Demerara Sugar.

[ ]	United States of America
[ ]	Honduras
[x]	Guyana
[ ]	Nicaragua

The name Guyana is from a native word meaning "land of many waters." It contains many rivers, one of which is the Demerara after which the sugar is named

6.

Which Caribbean island country is represented by this flag? Its capital city is Bridgetown.

[ ]	Cuba
[x]	Barbados
[ ]	Bermuda
[ ]	Jamaica

The flag was adopted in 1966 when Barbados became independent from Britain. The blue is said to represent the sea and the gold is for the sand. The broken trident is a symbol of the links Barbados has to the UK; Britannia's trident, broken at the bottom to symbolise Barbados' break from its former status as a colony to that of an independent state

7.

This is the flag of which country also known as "the island of spice?" Its capital city is St George's.

[ ]	Martinique
[ ]	Jamaica
[ ]	Cuba
[x]	Grenada

Grenada is blessed with both nutmeg and mace, hence its alternative name. It had been both a French colony and a British colony before it gained independence in 1974

8.

Which country, a part of the Kingdom of Denmark, is represented by this flag?

[x]	Greenland
[ ]	Sint Maarten
[ ]	Canada
[ ]	Saint Martin

Greenland was settled by the Norsemen in the 10th century AD. According to legend, the icy country was named Greenland in order to attract more settlers, who were no doubt disappointed to find upon arrival that 'Whiteland' would have been a more accurate description! Formerly a Norwegian Sovereignty, Greenland was given to Denmark in 1814

9.

Three islands; Bonaire, Sint Eustatius, and Saba, are represented by this flag which belongs to which European country?

[x]	Netherlands
[ ]	France
[ ]	Russia
[ ]	Portugal

The three islands are "special municipalities of the Netherlands" and are collectively known as the Caribbean Netherlands. When the former country, Netherlands Antilles, was dissolved in 2010, the Caribbean Netherlands became a part of the mother country

10.

This is the flag of Canada. Although Canada became fully independent from Britain in 1931, it still used the Union Jack until the present flag was adopted in which year?

[ ]	1945
[ ]	1955
[x]	1965
[ ]	1975

Canada did have its own flag prior to 1965; a red ensign with the Union Jack in the top left corner and the Canadian coat of arms (the British coat of arms with the addition of maple leaves) to the right. This flag was never officially adopted though. The current flag was designed by George Stanley and is based on that of the Royal Military College of Canada