| Flags meaning | Country | Continent |
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| St George's cross on top of St Patrick's cross on top of St Andrew's cross. | |
| Green, white and red with a coat of arms that depicts that their people guided by Huitzilopochtli to seek a place where an eagle landed on a prickly-pear cactus, eating a snake | |
| Black for majority, red for bloodshed, green for land, white for peace and a Maasai shield. | |
| Green with a yellow rhombus with the constellations in the Southern Hemosphere. Order and progress. | |
| Saffron for indifference to material gains, white for the path of truth, green for plant life. An Ashoka Wheel in the middle is the law of Dharma. | |
| Red for a rhododendron, blue for peace, a sun and a crescent moon. Their flag is in the shape of two pennants | |
| Blue for the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea with five stars representing the former Federal Republic of Central America. | |
| Black for Africa, yellow for sunshine and red for brotherhood. The crane in the middle was the badge when under British rule. | |
| A Scandinavian cross with blue for lakes and white for the snows of winter. | |
| Alternating red and white stripes representing the 13 colonies. 50 white stars represents states | |
| | Flags meaning | Country | Continent |
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| Nine stripes, of blue and white, for the nine syllables of their patriots' motto and a 'simple cross.' | |
| Red for positive force of the yin, blue for a negative force of the yang, white for peace with Kun for Heaven, Yi for fire, Kam for water and Kon for Earth. | |
| Red for the bravery of their soldiers, yellow for mineral wealth and green for fertility of land with a coat of arms in the middle. | |
| Red, Green and black with a yellow Y to represent the light of the gospel. | |
| Orange for the Sahara, green for grassy plains and the river that supports it and white for the Savannah region of the country. The orange disc in the middle represents the Sun. | |
| Red, white and blue similar to Russia's but with a coat of arms showing the Triglav Mountains and the three stars from the crest of the family of Counts of Celje. | |
| Blue flag with A Union Jack, the seven sided Star of Federation (one point for each state) and a constellation seen from every state and territory. | |
| Blue surrounding the flag for royalty, red for the nation, white for religion (Brahmanism and then Buddhism) with Angkor Wat in the middle. | |
| Blue for St Martin, white for the Virgin Mary and red for St Denis. | |
| Green as a symbol of devotion to Islam. | |
| The design of this quiz is this country's flag. | |
| Enough already!!! | |
| C'mon. Do you even know what their flag looks like? | |
| How could you have possibly thought this was described by any of those? | |
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