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Question Answer % Correct
What type of leaf is depicted on the Canadian flag? {Maple} Leaf
98%
What mythical creature is on the flag of Bhutan? Dragon
85%
What object appears on the flags of Argentina and Uruguay? Sun of May
81%
Which African nation's flag is modelled after the U.S Flag? Liberia
75%
What country's flag is like Colombia's, but has its coat of arms on it? Ecuador
74%
What two words, meaning "God is the Greatest" are written on the flag of Iraq? Allahu Akbar
71%
On the flag of Dominica, there is a parrot. It has yellow feet and beak with red eyes, and has green legs, back, wings and neck. What color is its chest and head? Purple
63%
What type of animal used to appear on the former flag of Thailand until 1893? Elephant
62%
In what country is this flag banned? China
53%
What U.S. state has a Union Jack on its flag? Hawaii
52%
What country's flag has the most stripes of any national flag? Malaysia
49%
What country was represented by this flag until 1997? Zaire
47%
What country call its flag "Taegukgi"? South Korea
44%
What Asian country has changed its flag the most of all nations while independent? Afghanistan
40%
What island-nation held a two-stage referendum to change its flag in 2015–16? New Zealand
38%
Of the six flags to fly over Texas, which came first? Spain
38%
What type of bird appears on the flag of Papua New Guinea? Raggiana bird-of-paradise
37%
From what political party does India take its flag? Indian National {Congress}
32%
What does the straight yellow line on the flag of Nauru represent? Equator
30%
Who made the first official U.S. flag? Betsy {Ross}
28%
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