10s Blitz: Guess the 195 Flags (Part 2)

[D] Nepal | The world’s only non-rectangular flag: twin crimson pennants bear blue borders and white sun-and-moon symbols, uniting Hindu and Buddhist heritage.

[A] Cameroon | Vertical green-red-yellow stripes with a central yellow star proclaim unity and the savanna-forest-desert transition.

[B] Venezuela | Horizontal yellow-blue-red bands and an arc of eight stars honor the original provinces and the Caribbean sea.

[C] Niger | Orange sun on a white circle floats above orange, white and green stripes, evoking the Sahara, purity and fertile south.

[B] Australia | Blue ensign hosts the Union Jack and the Southern Cross constellation, mapping British roots under southern skies.

[D] North Korea | Red star within a white disc sits on broad red, edged by thin white-blue stripes, symbolizing communism, purity and sovereignty.

[A] Syria | Horizontal black, white and red stripes plus two green stars recall the United Arab Republic and pan-Arab ideals.

[B] Burkina Faso | Horizontal red (revolution) and green (abundance) stripes split by a yellow star guiding the nation.

[C] Mali | Vertical green, yellow and red stripes mirror pan-African unity and the country’s savanna-gold-desert landscape.

[A] Sri Lanka | Golden lion with sword and bo leaves on maroon, bordered by saffron and green panels, celebrates Sinhalese heritage and minorities.

[A] Malawi | Black, red and green stripes carry a rising red sun, symbolizing the African people, blood of martyrs and future dawn.

[B] Zambia | Green field with orange eagle over stripes of red, black and orange, representing land, people, struggle and minerals.

[C] Kazakhstan | Sky-blue flag carries a golden sun with soaring steppe eagle and national ornament, echoing endless skies and nomad spirit.

[C] Chad | Vertical blue, yellow and red stripes mirror pan-African colors and the sky, desert and blood of sacrifice.

[D] Chile | White star on blue square crowns red and white bands, the lone star guiding the Pacific nation.

[A] Romania | Vertical blue, yellow and red stripes stand for liberty, justice and fraternity, identical to Chad but with lighter blue.

[A] Somalia | Single white five-pointed star on light blue symbolizes the Somali people under a shared sky.

[C] Senegal | Green, yellow and red vertical stripes with green star at center express pan-African unity and hope.

[B] Guatemala | Two sky-blue stripes cradle a white field with national coat of arms, recalling the land between two oceans.

[C] Netherlands | Horizontal red, white and blue tricolor, the world’s oldest tricolour still flying.

[C] Ecuador | Yellow-blue-red bands and a central coat of arms celebrate the nation’s wealth, ocean and blood of heroes.

[D] Cambodia | Two blue stripes frame red, featuring the white silhouette of Angkor Wat, temple and nation united.

[D] Zimbabwe | Seven horizontal stripes, green, yellow, red and black, surround the white-edged Zimbabwe Bird on red star, heritage and revolution.

[A] Guinea | Vertical red, yellow and green stripes symbolize sacrifice, sun and land in pan-African harmony.

[B] Benin | Horizontal yellow and red stripes beside a green vertical band, flag of forests, savanna and sacrifice.

[A] Rwanda | Sky-blue, yellow and green stripes with a golden sun, a new dawn after the 2001 rebirth.

[A] Burundi | White saltire on red and green hosts three red stars with green outline, unity, work and progress.

[A] Bolivia | Horizontal red, yellow and green stripes with coat of arms on the state flag, mountains, wealth and fertility.

[C] Tunisia | Red field with white circle holding a red crescent and star, ancient symbols of Islam and identity.

[B] South Sudan | Horizontal black, red, green and blue stripes frame a yellow star on a green triangle, hope in a new nation.

[B] Haiti | Two horizontal blue and red panels carry the coat of arms, born from the world’s first Black republic.

[C] Belgium | Vertical black, yellow and red stripes, once horizontal, now stand tall for the nation’s regions.

[A] Jordan | Horizontal black, white, green and red chevron with white seven-pointed star, pan-Arab colors and unity.

[D] Dominican Republic | White cross divides blue-red quarters with centered coat of arms, faith and sacrifice.

[D] United Arab Emirates | Vertical red stripe beside horizontal green, white and black, the pan-Arab palette in Gulf style.

[A] Cuba | Five blue and white stripes with a red triangle and lone white star, “La Estrella Solitaria” of independence.

[B] Honduras | Two blue stripes for the Caribbean and Pacific, five stars for the Central American dream.

[C] Czech Republic (Czechia) | Blue isosceles triangle on white and red, splitting Bohemia and Moravia into one nation.

[A] Sweden | Golden Nordic cross on blue evokes the midnight sun over Scandinavian seas.

[B] Tajikistan | Horizontal red, white and green with golden crown and seven stars, the Persian new year and unity.

[B] Papua New Guinea | Diagonal red-black halves host the Southern Cross and a yellow bird of paradise, nature and stars.

[A] Portugal | Green hope and red revolution frame the armillary sphere and national shield, old maritime glory.

[A] Azerbaijan | Horizontal blue, red and green stripes with white crescent and eight-pointed star, sky, progress and Islam.

[C] Greece | Nine blue and white stripes alternate with a white cross on blue, the sea and sky of Hellenic freedom.

[C] Hungary | Horizontal red, white and green stripes symbolize strength, fidelity and hope along the Danube.

[B] Togo | Five alternating green and yellow stripes with red square and white star, pan-African colors in a unique ratio.

[D] Israel | Blue Star of David between two horizontal blue stripes on white, tallit and Zion in one banner.

[B] Austria | Three horizontal stripes of red-white-red, legend says blood-soaked tunic gave birth to the colors.

[A] Belarus | Red-green field with ornamental red-white folk pattern, weaving tradition into the modern state.

[C] Switzerland | Perfect red square with bold white cross, neutrality and unity stitched into alpine simplicity.