Overseas Territories Quiz

This massive island’s population is nearly 90% Inuit.

Denmark

These islands, which sit between Iceland and Scotland, speak Faroese.

Denmark

This Caribbean island, a favorite of travelers to the Caribbean, has two official languages: Dutch and Papiamento.

Netherlands

This island is divided into two sides: the French north, and the Dutch south.

France/Netherlands

This Spanish-speaking island in the Caribbean has long been proposed as becoming the 51st US state.

United States of America

This group of Caribbean islands is split into two territories: one British and one US.

United States of America/United Kingdom

These three islands are named after a deadly reptilian predator.

United Kingdom

This island north of the Caribbean has a GNI per capita of over 130,000 USD, among the wealthiest in the world.

United Kingdom

This department of France is situated not in Europe, but in South America.

France

This large collection of islands in the South Pacific includes the islands of Tahiti and Bora Bora.

France

This territory of New Zealand speaks Maōri and has a team in the Olympics.

New Zealand

This territory in Micronesia is home to the Chamorro people and has a flag which bears an almond-shaped seal containing a palm tree.

United States of America

This group of islands is distinguished from the American-controlled side and the other side, which stands as a sovereign nation.

United States of America

This US overseas territory was the site of the Battle of Saipan in the Pacific theatre of WWII.

United States of America

This island in eastern Polynesia is home to the Moai statues.

Chile

This French department is situated in the Indian Ocean near Mauritius and Madagascar.

France