Map Quiz Practice

Central America map quiz

All 8 countries, once each, in random order.

Mode

Find it on the map needs a mouse or a touch screen. Name the highlighted one needs you to see the map, and can be played from the keyboard.

How this quiz works

This quiz asks for the 8 UN member states of Central America, grouped as the United Nations does. The United Nations places Mexico in this group, so it is asked here along with Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama. Every other shape on the map is drawn as plain land: not asked, not labelled, not clickable.

In Find it on the map you click or tap the country that the page names. A right answer fills it at once. Three wrong tries show the answer and count it as missed. In Name the highlighted one a country is lit and you pick its name from four choices or type it.

Every country here is large enough to tap on its own shape, so no round markers are drawn. Islands in the Caribbean are drawn but not asked.

Eight questions make a short round. At the end you see your score, your time and what you missed, and you can replay only those. The best result for each mode is kept in your browser on this device.

Questions

Why is Mexico in the Central America quiz?

Because the United Nations groups it there. This site follows that grouping for all of its regions.

Are Cuba and the other Caribbean countries asked?

No. They are UN member states, but the United Nations groups them in the Caribbean, so they are drawn as plain land here.

How many countries are asked?

Eight, once each, in random order.

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