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Color the Country Flag - Interactive Quiz
Oh no! Someone has uncolored 20 flags! Recolor them using the color palette provided. The shades are not exact, you have to fill in the closest color.
Make sure to fill in white before submitting!
For Mobile Users: Use pinch to zoom in for ease in coloring.
Thanks to MasterRocket for help with testing the quiz.
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Last updated: March 29, 2026
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| First submitted | March 21, 2026 |
| Times taken | 107 |
| Average score | 45.0% |
| Rating | 5.00 | Report this quiz | Report |
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Also, I got Canada wrong because it wasn't obvious to me that it wasn't white already. Maybe the "uncoloured" colour can be a lot greyer?
As for the gray, there is a caveat in the quiz description specifically for that and for the light mode I would say it is alright. I'll see to make it grayer for dark mode.
I would suggest creating several quizzes with different difficulty level.
Only suggestion: I agree with baptistegorce about the quiz that could be split into 2 with different difficulty level.
That one is long due, I don't think one can really say they know their flags without being able to recall how they precisely are arranged, on top of identifying them.
Great work, here!
Thanks!