Spanish Speaking Countries and their Capitals

Name the Capitals of these Spanish Speaking Countries

Quiz by

Rate:

Last updated: December 8, 2013

You have not attempted this quiz yet.

More quiz info >>

First submitted	December 5, 2013
Times taken	5,903
Average score	70.0%
Rating	4.80
Report this quiz	Report

Quiz and answer stats >>

Friends stats >>

3:00

Enter answer here

/ 20 guessed

The quiz is paused. You have remaining.

Scoring
You scored / = %

      This beats or equals
      % of test takers
      also scored 100%
      
The average score is 

        Your high score is
        
      
Your fastest time is 
more stats >>
friends stats >>

Keep scrolling down for answers and more stats ...

Location	Country	Capital
North America	Mexico	Mexico City
South America	Argentina	Buenos Aires
	Bolivia	La Paz
	Chile	Santiago
	Colombia	Bogota
	Ecuador	Quito
	Paraguay	Asuncion
	Peru	Lima
	Uruguay	Montevideo
	Venezuela	Caracas

Location	Country	Capital
Central America	Costa Rica	San Jose
	El Salvador	San Salvador
	Guatemala	Guatemala City
	Honduras	Tegucigalpa
	Nicaragua	Managua
	Panama	Panama City
Caribbean	Cuba	Havana
	Dominican Republic	Santo Domingo
	Puerto Rico	San Juan
Europe	Spain	Madrid

Suggested Quizzes See all >>

Countries that Start with A

Countries that Start with B

Countries that Start with E

Countries that Start with H

8 Comments

Level 85

Dec 6, 2013

"Bogota" is misspelled.

Level 37

Dec 6, 2013

Yeah it's "Bogota"

Level 15

Dec 8, 2013

Fixed, thanks guys!

Level 43

Dec 9, 2013

you forgot equatorial guinea in africa

you should also include the philippines, they also speak much spanish

Level 15

Dec 11, 2013

I chose not to add Equatorial Guniea -- I wanted to do the most well known (+ when I add one more, it doesn't look as good ;). Phillipines isn't majority...

Level 38

Nov 2, 2015

Could you add Sucre alongside with La Paz for Bolivia because they have two capitals please.

Level 62

Apr 16, 2018

One minute remaining bam! Thanks! Great for studying

Level 36

Jul 21, 2019

Why do you accept just "Mexico" for Mexico City, but demand that we write "City" for Guatemala and Panama?