| Clue | Country |
| ...had coups d'etat in both 1999 and 2001? | |
| ...has a name meaning 'Land of the Pure' in its national language? | |
| ...has a tricolor flag whose colors represent forests, the Equator, and the sea? | |
| ...contains the region of Transylvania? | |
| ...was formerly known as Kampuchea? | |
| ...is the only OPEC member located wholly within the southern hemisphere? | |
| ...is the northernmost nation through which the Prime Meridian passes? | |
| ...has the greatest population of Albanians outside of Albania? | |
| ...had militants that received funding from the U.S. government as part of the Iran-contra affair? | |
| ...is home to the only volcano on mainland Europe to have erupted within the last 100 years? | |
| ...is home to the headquarters of both the European Union and NATO? | |
| ...had the longest civil war in Latin American history, spanning from 1960-1996? | |
| ...contains most of the Tatra Mountains? | |
| ...was the first in Africa to reach the FIFA World Cup quarterfinals? | |
| ...contains the land claimed by the breakaway country of Transnistria? | |
| ...has residents who are known as Malagasy? | |
| ...is the only nation in North America not to border the Atlantic Ocean or Caribbean Sea? | |
| ...is connected to the continental mainland by the King Fahd Causeway? | |
| ...has its capital located on the shore of Lake Tanganyika? | |
| ...has the greatest number of languages spoken? | |
| ...is planning to move its capital to Ramciel by 2015? | |
| ...is home to the driest location on Earth? | |
| ...is the southernmost of the Lesser Antilles? | |
| ...is the only non-European country to be completely surrounded by one other country? | |
| ...is the home country of Nobel laureates Arthur Lewis and Derek Walcott, making it the country with the most laureates per capita? | |
| ...was the first that the United Nations graduated from 'least developed' to 'developing' status? | |
| ...has the oldest continuously inhabited European settlement in the Americas? | |
| ...shares a name with a region of Greece, causing a naming dispute between the countries? | |
| ...has Bambara as its most widely understood language? | |
| ...has a church that has been under construction since 1882? | |
| ...was the first to elect a female head of government? | |
| ...is the world's leading producer of renewable energy? | |
| ...is where Nobel Prizes are awarded? | |
| ...has the largest number of Muslims? | |
| ...is the oldest independent state in Africa? | |
| ...has the shortest coastline? | |
| ...has Avianca as its flag carrier airline? | |
| ...has both Arabic and English as official languages? | |
| ...contains the first New World land visited by Christopher Columbus? | |
| ...was known as Zaire until 1997? | |
| ...was formely known as Upper Volta? | |
| ...now has a population of more than 500,000 but was uninhabited until being settled by Portugal in the 15th Century? | |
| ...was invaded during 'Operation Enduring Freedom?' | |
| ...is the only one whose flag is not a rectangle? | |
| ...is home to Victoria Falls National Park? | |
| ...is the only one in Africa to be represented by a pavilion at Epcot? | |
| ...has 70% of its population residing on the island of Viti Levu? | |
| ...was founded and colonized by freed American slaves? | |
| ...is the only one besides Italy to have Italian as its sole official language? | |
| ...is the most populated nation with no standing army? | |
| ...has, since 1974, had part of its territory under control of a separate state that is only formally recognized by Turkey? | |
| ...is home to the launchpad for the world's first human spaceflight? | |
| ...uses the Nikkei 225 as an index for its main stock exchange? | |
| ...was the first to be invaded by Nazi Germany? | |
| ...has the highest mountain outside of Asia? | |
| ...provides the soldiers who serve as Vatican guards? | |
| ...served as the test site for 67 U.S. nuclear weapons tests between 1946 and 1958? | |
| ...has the most FIFA World Cup appearances without a championship? | |
| ...has had a runner win either the men's or women's Boston Marathon every year since 1991? | |
| ...produces Madeira wine? | |
| ...had its best known site under joint U.S. control until 1999? | |
| ...was formed in 1990 when its formerly separated northern and southern halves united? | |
| ...has the least total area of any country the Prime Meridian passes through? | |
| ...contains the Aïr Mountains? | |
| ...has an exclave of Nakhchivan? | |
| ...is the only former Yugoslav state to border only one other former Yugoslav state? | |