Kids Geography

Countries of the World

8 free practice questions with explanations

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Countries of the World: example questions & answers

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  1. What is the capital city of France?

    • ALondon
    • BMadrid
    • CParis
    • DRome

    Answer: Paris, home of the Eiffel Tower, is the capital of France.

  2. In which country would you find the Eiffel Tower?

    • AItaly
    • BSpain
    • CGermany
    • DFrance

    Answer: The famous Eiffel Tower stands in Paris, the capital of France.

  3. In which country would you find the Great Pyramids?

    • AEgypt
    • BIndia
    • CMexico
    • DGreece

    Answer: The huge ancient pyramids were built long ago in Egypt.

  4. Which country is famous for the kangaroo and the koala?

    • ABrazil
    • BAustralia
    • CCanada
    • DJapan

    Answer: Kangaroos and koalas live in the wild in Australia.

  5. What is the capital city of Italy?

    • ANaples
    • BVenice
    • CRome
    • DMilan

    Answer: Rome, with its ancient buildings, is the capital city of Italy.

  6. The Statue of Liberty stands in which country?

    • AThe United States of America
    • BCanada
    • CEngland
    • DFrance

    Answer: The Statue of Liberty stands in New York in the United States.

  7. Which country is the United Kingdom's closest neighbour across the English Channel to the south?

    • AGermany
    • BFrance
    • CSpain
    • DSweden

    Answer: France is just across the English Channel, the sea to the south of the UK.

  8. Which country has the Great Wall that is thousands of miles long?

    • AIndia
    • BItaly
    • CEgypt
    • DChina

    Answer: The enormous Great Wall was built long ago in China.

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