Oceania Flags Quiz: Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific

14 flags, 9 tiles, 3 guesses per flag. Unlimited rounds.

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    How to Play the Oceania Flags Quiz

    Only 14 flags, but most are rarely seen outside the Pacific. Learn the Southern Cross variations and the island symbols and you will clear this deck quickly.

    1. Look at the flag. Three of the nine tiles start open.
    2. Guess the country. Every miss opens three more tiles and gives a hint: the continent, the main colours, then the first letter.
    3. Keep your run going. Solve it within three tries and move on to the next flag. Your best run is saved on this device.

    Tips for the Oceania Flags

    • The Southern Cross appears on Australia (white stars plus the large Commonwealth Star), New Zealand (four red stars), Samoa (white stars in a blue canton on red) and Papua New Guinea (beside a bird of paradise).
    • Light blue fields with the Union Flag are Tuvalu (nine yellow stars) and Fiji (a shield).
    • Nauru’s thin yellow line is the equator, with a 12-pointed star just below it.
    • Kiribati shows a frigatebird flying over a rising sun and ocean waves. Marshall Islands has orange and white rays and a 24-point star.
    • Micronesia has four white stars on light blue; Palau a yellow disc on light blue; Tonga a red cross in a white canton on red.

    All 14 Oceania Flags

    Every flag in this quiz with its country and capital. Highlighted flags link to a full page about that flag.

    • Flag of AustraliaAustraliaCanberra
    • Flag of FijiFijiSuva
    • Flag of KiribatiKiribatiSouth Tarawa
    • Flag of Marshall IslandsMarshall IslandsMajuro
    • Flag of MicronesiaMicronesiaPalikir
    • Flag of NauruNauruYaren
    • Flag of New ZealandNew ZealandWellington
    • Flag of PalauPalauNgerulmud
    • Flag of Papua New GuineaPapua New GuineaPort Moresby
    • Flag of SamoaSamoaApia
    • Flag of Solomon IslandsSolomon IslandsHoniara
    • Flag of TongaTongaNuku'alofa
    • Flag of TuvaluTuvaluFunafuti
    • Flag of VanuatuVanuatuPort Vila

    Oceania Flags Quiz FAQ

    Which countries are in Oceania?

    The quiz covers 14 countries: Australia, Fiji, Kiribati, the Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Nauru, New Zealand, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, the Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu and Vanuatu.

    How do I tell the Australia and New Zealand flags apart?

    Count and colour the stars: Australia has six white stars, New Zealand four red stars with white borders.

    Why is this quiz rated Advanced?

    Most Pacific flags are rarely seen elsewhere, and several share the Southern Cross or a light blue field.

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