Flag Maths

Nice idea, nominated!

Fantastic quiz, nominated but the pedant in me wants to point out that the Paraguay flag should have two symbols because it’s double sided

Also the symbol is a bit of a giveaway :p

Good quiz, but I think it would be even cooler if you had the answers show up as the completed flag.

Wow! This was an awesome quiz. Deserves to be featured, so I nominated it.

Edit: Great job on the feature, Raz!

Lovely quiz Raz!

Nice quiz, good idea

Great quiz! Although I recommend making the answer flag a little thinner.

Very interesting idea. I enjoyed taking it!

Btw, can you add a border around the flag images so that the white portion can be seen i.e. Russia? (Add border="1" to the image code)

Great Quiz. Nominated

Fantastic Quiz! Nominated!

Great Quiz! Nominated!

Missed Senegal because I’m so used to the shades being different. Great quiz, nominated!

Can you make another one?

Nice!

A featured quiz must feature a congratulatory comment, so here it is

Great quiz!

First spotlight feature! Nice job! :)

Maybe it’s just on mobile, but the base flag for Ecuador is just showing up as white, also Paraguay is given away in the seal.

And yet 12% of people still miss it.

Super cool idea

If anyone cares to know why Mexico's coat of arms is of a bird perched on a prickly pear cactus on a lake eating a snake, it is because of the Aztecs in Tenochtitlan. When the Aztecs were nomads, they believed that when they saw a bird eating a snake atop a prickly pear cactus that it would be a sign from their god of where to settle. When they arrived in the Valley of Mexico in a swampy area, according to their culture they saw this event (although I am skipping several major events like the Toltecs; it took them a while to find this place in the Valley of Mexico). After this, they built these man-made islands called chimpanas so that they had places to live and farm. Eventually they built a 200K people (very, very large by standards of the time) city called Tenochtitlan. When the Aztecs were defeated by the Spanish conquerors, the city crumbled to ruins. In it's place, Mexico City, the second largest city in the Americas, was built. Just sharing what I learned in History weeks ago.