Countries of the World

SheelonGeographySocial StudiesEnglishGrades 6-10Published Feb 10, 2026

Flags, populations, and facts about countries worldwide.

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Which is the largest country in the world by area?Tap an answer
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Which country is shaped like a boot?
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Japan is an island nationTrue / False · 15s
On which continent is Argentina located?Type Answer · 20s
Which African country was formerly known as Abyssinia?Multiple Choice · 30s
Switzerland is a landlocked countryTrue / False · 20s
What is the smallest country in the world?Multiple Choice · 20s
Which country has the most time zones?Multiple Choice · 30s
Iceland is covered mostly in ice, not GreenlandTrue / False · 20s
In which country is the city of Marrakech?Type Answer · 30s

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