Country recall: name every UN member state.
Countries of the World Quiz: Name All 193 Countries
Can you name all 193 United Nations member states? Type every country, use common aliases, and finish the full list against the clock.
Name every country in the world from memory
This Countries of the World Quiz asks you to type all 193 UN member states instead of matching from a visible answer grid. Use it with the world flags list and the world map quiz to connect each country name with its flag, region, and location. Completed signed-in runs can appear on the countries leaderboard.
The fastest runs usually come from a stable route through the continents: big countries first, dense European and Caribbean clusters next, then island states and smaller African, Asian, and Oceanian countries. Common names like USA, UK, Ivory Coast, Burma, and Czech Republic are accepted.
A world country quiz for name-every-country practice
this Countries of the World Quiz is a typed world country quiz for players who want a country quiz, a world countries quiz, a quiz about countries of the world, or an all countries quiz without multiple choice. Think quiz countries world as a simple practice loop: name every country you can remember, keep going until all 193 are found, then use world flags quiz and world capitals quiz to strengthen the countries you missed.
The answer list is the 193 United Nations member states. That keeps this 193 countries quiz consistent for leaderboard scoring and avoids mixing independent countries with territories, dependencies, or special flag entities. If you are comparing scores from another geography quiz, check whether it uses 193 UN members, 195 commonly recognized states, or a larger country-and-territory list.
Practice continent country quizzes before the full list
If the full quiz feels too wide, build up by region first. Practice European countries, African countries, Asian countries, North American countries, South American countries, and Oceanian countries in smaller sets. Use Africa countries quiz, Asia countries quiz, Europe countries quiz, North America countries quiz, South America countries quiz, Oceania countries quiz, then return to the world map quiz or the full typed country quiz once the regional lists feel automatic.
More geography quizzes to practice next
Use these related geography quizzes to connect the country names with flags, capitals, maps, and faster leaderboard practice.
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Guess the Flag Quiz
Type the country name from each world flag and reinforce the same countries from a visual clue.
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World Capitals Quiz
Practice capital-city recall after you know the country names.
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World Map Quiz
Find countries by location and turn the typed list into map knowledge.
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World Flags Quiz
Match flags to countries when you want a faster recognition round.
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Countries of the World Leaderboard
Compare completed 193-country runs by verified time.
Countries of the World quiz FAQ
Use these answers to review the country list, scoring, and the best next practice pages.
What is included in this country quiz?
The quiz uses the 193 United Nations member states. It is intentionally narrower than the full Flag Match flag database, which also includes territories and other flag entities.
Is this a country naming quiz or a map quiz?
This is a typed country quiz: you enter country names from memory and the list fills in as you find them. If you want to click locations instead, use the world map quiz after a naming run.
How many countries can you name in this quiz?
A perfect run names every country in the current deck. Partial progress is useful for practice, and ranked scores require every country to be found exactly once.
How should I study for this country quiz?
Start with regional anchors by continent, then fill in smaller countries around borders, islands, and familiar neighbors. The map quiz and flag pages help turn the plain list into visual geography.
Which country name shortcuts are accepted?
Common aliases are accepted, including USA, US, America, UK, Britain, Great Britain, Czech Republic, Ivory Coast, Cape Verde, Swaziland, Burma, East Timor, DRC, Congo Kinshasa, and Congo Brazzaville.
How are scores measured?
Scores are based on the fastest verified completion time. Wrong guesses are ignored, duplicate answers do not add progress, and the server checks that every country was found exactly once.
Do I need an account to save a completed run?
You can play anonymously, but signing in lets completed runs count toward your profile. Ranked decks can also qualify for the leaderboard.