45 European Flags Quiz (Blitz, 10s)

[C] Russia | Three bold stripes; white-blue-red shout pan-Slavic unity and the nation’s vast sky-meets-blood resilience.

[A] Germany | Black-red-gold rebooted from 1848 revolutions: night of tyranny, dawn of courage, light of freedom.

[C] Turkey | A single red sea with a crescent-star pair: the eternal watch of Islam and the republic’s guiding night-light.

[C] United Kingdom | The Union Jack stitches England, Scotland, and Ireland into one maritime “X marks the spot.”

[B] France | Blue-white-red vertical tricolor: storm the Bastille, hoist liberty, bleed for equality, crown fraternity.

[D] Italy | Green-white-red verticals: imagine rolling hills, Alpine snow, and the fiery spirit of the Risorgimento.

[C] Spain | Thick red bands cradle a golden castle-crown shield: centuries of kingdoms forged into one blazing banner.

[D] Poland | Simple white over red: white eagle soaring above the blood of struggles for independence.

[B] Ukraine | Sky-blue top, wheat-gold bottom: the horizon over endless breadbasket fields, a prayer for peace and plenty.

[A] Romania | Blue-yellow-red verticals: Transylvania, Wallachia, Moldavia locked in one chromatic embrace.

[C] Netherlands | Red-white-blue horizontal tri-band: once a naval prince-flag, now a trading-nation’s open sea.

[B] Belgium | Black-yellow-red verticals: night of Spanish rule, lion’s courage, blood of revolution.

[A] Czech Republic (Czechia) | Blue triangle slicing white-red bicolor: Slavic trinity with a wedge of vigilance.

[D] Sweden | Nordic blue with golden cross: a yellow streak of sunshine over Baltic ice.

[B] Portugal | Green-red field, armillary sphere & shield: the Age of Discoveries sailing into republican dawn.

[C] Greece | Blue-white stripes plus cross: nine syllables of “Freedom or Death” rippling like Aegean waves.

[C] Hungary | Red-white-green horizontals: strength, fidelity, hope—Hungary’s heart on sleeve.

[D] Austria | Three crimson bars bleed from one white: Duke Leopold’s battle tunic, washed but never forgotten.

[A] Belarus | Red-green with red-white folk trim: Soviet memory laced with ancient Slavic ornament.

[B] Switzerland | Perfect square of red, white cross at dead center: neutrality stitched in mathematical precision.

[A] Bulgaria | White-green-red with coat of arms: peace over forests, showered in the courage of lions.

[C] Serbia | Red-blue-white with crown-crowned double eagle: Byzantine legacy meets modern statehood.

[D] Denmark | Red sheet, white Nordic cross: the world’s oldest flag, legend says it fell from heaven in 1219.

[B] Finland | White flag, blue Nordic cross: snow-covered land crossed by countless blue lakes.

[A] Norway | Red field, blue cross fimbriated in white: Danish red, Swedish blue, and a white stripe of independence.

[C] Slovakia | White-blue-red with double cross on mount: Slavic trinity crowned by Tatra peaks.

[B] Ireland | Green-white-orange verticals: Gaelic green, peace white, orange of Williamite heritage.

[A] Croatia | Red-white checkerboard crowned by five regional shields: a chessboard of history guarding the coast.

[A] Bosnia and Herzegovina | Blue banner, yellow triangle & stars: Europe pointing toward peace above a starry night.

[C] Moldova | Tricolor charged with eagle holding cross & olive: Romanian kinship wrapped in a coat of arms.

[D] Lithuania | Yellow-green-red: golden fields, green forests, blood for freedom.

[B] Albania | Blood-red field, black double-headed eagle: the flag of Skanderbeg still screeching defiance.

[D] Slovenia | White-blue-red with mountain & stars: Triglav peaks under the constellation of independence.

[C] Latvia | Carmine red with thin white stripe: the blood-soaked cloth of ancient Latgalian warriors.

[B] North Macedonia | Red sun with eight rays on golden field: the “Sun of Liberty” rising over new nationhood.

[A] Estonia | Blue-black-white: sky above the dark forest and the snow-white hope of the people.

[C] Luxembourg | Light blue-white-red: almost Dutch, but brighter—a grand duchy’s gentle twist on the tricolor.

[A] Montenegro | Red field with golden double-headed eagle: royal legacy perched on crimson cliffs.

[B] Malta | White-red panels, George Cross: the island’s bravery medal sewn into its fabric.

[D] Iceland | Blue field with white-red Nordic cross: arctic sky, glaciers, volcanic fire in one sweep.

[A] Andorra | Blue-yellow-red tricolor with coat of arms: a Catalan-French-Spanish handshake in cloth.

[B] Liechtenstein | Blue-red bicolor, golden crown: a princely hat on a tiny but proud mountain state.

[A] Monaco | Simple red over white: heraldic colors of the Grimaldi dynasty, clean and regal.

[C] San Marino | White-blue with coat of arms: sky and clouds framing the three towers of liberty.

[B] Vatican City (Holy See) | Two vertical halves, yellow & white, papal keys & tiara: the spiritual key-ring of a sovereign faith.