
World Flags quiz
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Whose national banner displays a prominent yellow rhombus across a green field?
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What color was originally used in place of red on the Dutch national flag?
Answer: Orange
Why: Red replaced orange between 1630 and 1660 as the Republic drifted from the House of Orange, and a royal decree of 1937 made it official.
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Which African nation has the most stars on its flag?
Answer: Cape Verde
Why: The ten golden stars on Cape Verde's flag form a ring that represents the nation's ten main volcanic islands.
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Which African nation puts a machete on its flag?
Answer: Angola
Why: The machete represents agricultural workers, while the cogwheel represents industrial labor.
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How many heads does the eagle on the Albanian flag have?
Answer: Two
Why: Skanderbeg raised this red banner over Krujë fortress in 1443 against the Ottomans, using the double-headed eagle of the Byzantine Empire.
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Which South American flag has nine horizontal stripes and a sun in its upper corner?
Answer: Uruguay
Why: Its 1828 version carried nineteen stripes; an 1830 law cut them back because so many bands were hard to make out from a distance.
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Which country has the most elongated national flag ratio?
Answer: Qatar
Why: With an official 11:28 proportion, Qatar flies the only sovereign flag whose length is more than two and a half times its width.