Name the capital
A country is named and you pick its capital from six cities. The wrong ones are capitals too, and from the same part of the world wherever there are enough of them — so the question is which city, not which continent.
Rounds here are scored on their own and leave your study progress untouched, exactly as the map rounds do. A country card names its capital, so this is the round for what you have already read there.
From flags you know
Answer some flags correctly in the country decks and this round fills up with the countries you have learned.
Study flagsEvery country
197 countriesAll 197 capitals, in any order — the long haul.
By continent
Africa
54All 54, from Rabat to Pretoria.
Asia
48All 48, where several capitals are among the largest cities on earth.
Europe
46All 46 — the shortest distances and the closest neighbours.
North America
23All 23, from Ottawa down through the Caribbean.
South America
12All 12 — a good place to start.
Oceania
14All 14, scattered across a third of the planet.