195 Countries Flags Quiz (Part 4)

[B] Trinidad and Tobago | The flag of Trinidad and Tobago is divided diagonally from the top hoist-side corner to the bottom fly-side corner, with black representing the people, white symbolizing the land, and red representing the warmth and energy of the sun.

[C] Timor-Leste | The flag of Timor-Leste is red with a black isosceles triangle based on the hoist side, a yellow star in the center of the triangle, and a white star below it, symbolizing the nation's struggle for independence and the guiding light of freedom.

[A] Estonia | The flag of Estonia features three horizontal stripes of blue, black, and white, representing the sky, the soil, and the people of the nation, respectively.

[D] Cyprus | The flag of Cyprus consists of a white field with a copper-colored oak tree in the center, representing the island's ancient name "Axia" which means "copper," and two horizontal stripes of red and green at the top and bottom, symbolizing the nation's history and struggle for freedom.

[C] Mauritius | The flag of Mauritius is composed of four horizontal stripes of red, blue, yellow, and green, with a red diagonal cross dividing the flag into four sections, representing the diversity and unity of the nation.

[B] Eswatini | The flag of Eswatini (formerly Swaziland) is divided diagonally from the bottom hoist-side corner to the top fly-side corner, with blue representing the sky, yellow symbolizing gold and agricultural resources, and red representing the struggle for freedom.

[A] Djibouti | The flag of Djibouti is composed of two equal horizontal stripes of light blue and green, with a white triangle on the hoist side, a red star in the center of the triangle, symbolizing the unity and the guiding light of the nation.

[C] Fiji | The flag of Fiji is light blue with the Union Jack in the upper hoist-side quarter and the Fijian coat of arms in the center, featuring a shield with a dove of peace, a cocoa pod, a sugarcane, and a pineapple, representing the country's natural resources and peace.

[D] Comoros | The flag of Comoros is composed of four horizontal stripes of yellow, white, red, and blue, with a green triangle on the hoist side containing a white crescent and four stars, symbolizing the four main islands of the nation.

[B] Guyana | The flag of Guyana features a green field with a red triangle on the hoist side, pointing towards the fly, with a black single-headed jaguar and three red triangles along the border, representing the nation's courage, wealth, and the country's three principal rivers.

[C] Solomon Islands | The flag of the Solomon Islands is divided diagonally from the lower hoist-side corner to the upper fly-side corner, with blue representing the Pacific Ocean, yellow symbolizing the sun, and five stars representing the five main islands of the nation.

[B] Bhutan | The flag of Bhutan is a diagonal split of diagonal bands of yellow and orange, with a white dragon in the center, symbolizing the nation's cultural heritage and the purity of the mountains.

[C] Luxembourg | The flag of Luxembourg is a simple tricolor of red, white, and light blue, with the red stripe on the top, representing the nation's history and the colors associated with the House of Luxembourg.

[D] Montenegro | The flag of Montenegro is a red field with a golden border on each side, with a coat of arms featuring a double-headed eagle, symbolizing the nation's sovereignty and historical ties to the Byzantine Empire.

[C] Suriname | The flag of Suriname is composed of five horizontal stripes of green, white, red, white, and green, with a five-pointed star in the center of the red stripe, representing the unity and the guiding light of the nation.

[B] Malta | The flag of Malta is composed of two vertical stripes of white and red, with the George's Cross in the upper hoist-side corner, representing the nation's history and the colors associated with the Knights of Malta.

[A] Maldives | The flag of the Maldives is red with a large green rectangle in the center, featuring a white crescent and a white five-pointed star, symbolizing the nation's Islamic faith and the country's archipelago.

[C] Micronesia | The flag of Micronesia is light blue with four five-pointed white stars centered, representing the four states of the nation, and a large dark blue triangle on the hoist side, symbolizing the Micronesian people's navigation and the sea.

[D] Cabo Verde | The flag of Cabo Verde is a horizontal bi-color of blue and white, with a circle of ten yellow five-pointed stars in the center, representing the ten islands of the nation, and a yellow arc and a ship on the blue stripe, symbolizing the maritime history and the people's struggle for independence.

[C] Brunei | The flag of Brunei is yellow with two diagonal bands of white and black starting from the top hoist-side corner, with the national emblem in the center, representing the nation's sovereignty and the sultanate's authority.

[A] Belize | The flag of Belize is composed of a red ground with two designs: the top design has a black stalk and two red, three-petaled flowers, and the bottom design has a white-coloured diamond containing fifty-two green leaves.

[B] The Bahamas | The flag of The Bahamas consists of a black equilateral triangle on a yellow field, with the triangle pointing towards the fly and a white stripe on the top and the bottom, symbolizing the sand, the sun, and the sea.

[D] Iceland | The flag of Iceland is composed of three horizontal stripes of blue, white, and red, representing the colors of the national coat of arms and the landscape of the country.

[B] Vanuatu | The flag of Vanuatu is characterized by a green field with three horizontal stripes of yellow with black edges near the fly and a black edge on the red stripe near the hoist, symbolizing the unity and the colors of the national flag.

[C] Barbados | The flag of Barbados is divided into three vertical panels of blue, yellow, and blue, with a trident in black and gold on the yellow panel, representing the island's independence and the Trident of Columbus.

[A] Sao Tome & Principe | The flag of Sao Tome and Principe consists of two horizontal stripes of green and yellow, with two black five-pointed stars and a red isosceles triangle on the hoist side, symbolizing the struggle for freedom and the Democratic Republic of Sao Tome and Principe.

[B] Samoa | The flag of Samoa is red with a blue rectangle on the top left side, bearing five white, five-pointed stars representing the Southern Cross, symbolizing the traditional Polynesian navigation by the stars.

[C] Saint Lucia | The flag of Saint Lucia is divided into four triangles: three green triangles on the top left side, representing the island's natural resources, and one yellow triangle on the bottom right side, symbolizing the sun and the bright future of the country.

[A] Kiribati | The flag of Kiribati is composed of a blue field with the upper half at the hoist-side being red and the lower half being white, with 17 gold rays rising from the bottom to the red area, representing the sun and the 17 islands that make up the country.

[D] Seychelles | The flag of Seychelles consists of five diagonal stripes: four light blue and one yellow, with a white triangle on the hoist side containing a three-color representation of the country's coat of arms, symbolizing the nation's people, the blue economy, and the sun.

[B] Grenada | The flag of Grenada is divided diagonally from the lower hoist-side corner to the upper fly-side corner, with yellow representing the sun and the warmth of the people, green symbolizing the vegetation and agriculture, and red symbolizing the courage and vitality of the people.

[B] Tonga | The flag of Tonga is red with a white canton containing a red cross, symbolizing Christianity, and the Union Jack in the upper hoist-side quarter, representing the nation's historical ties to the United Kingdom.

[C] St. Vincent & Grenadines | The flag of St. Vincent & Grenadines is blue with three vertical rectangles of yellow, green, and white on the hoist side, with a red-edged black St. George's Cross centered, reflecting the nation's natural beauty and the cross of St. Vincent, the patron saint of the country.

[A] Antigua and Barbula | The flag of Antigua and Barbuda is divided diagonally from the lower hoist-side corner to the upper fly-side corner, with black and red representing the strength and progress of the nation, and the yellow and blue triangles symbolizing the sun, the sand, and the sea.

[A] Andorra | The flag of Andorra is composed of three vertical stripes of blue, yellow, and red, with the national coat of arms centered on the yellow stripe, representing the nation's history and the Pyrenees mountains.

[D] Dominica | The flag of Dominica features a green field with a central cross of three yellow bands on a black field, representing the forested landscape and the Christian faith of the nation.

[B] Saint Kitts and Nevis | The flag of Saint Kitts and Nevis is divided diagonally from the lower hoist-side corner to the upper fly-side corner, with green representing the island's vegetation, red symbolizing the struggle for freedom, and the two white diagonal stripes representing the cross of Saint Christopher and the sandy beaches.

[A] Liechtenstein | The flag of Liechtenstein is composed of two horizontal stripes of blue and red, with the princely crown of Liechtenstein centered on the blue stripe, representing the nation's sovereignty and history.

[C] Monaco | The flag of Monaco is a simple bi-color of white and red, with the coat of arms of the House of Grimaldi, the ruling family, centered on the white stripe, representing the principality's history and sovereignty.

[B] Marshall Islands | The flag of the Marshall Islands is blue with two stripes of orange near the fly and a white star with four large rays and twenty smaller rays on the hoist side, representing the country's location in the Pacific and the twenty-four atolls and islands that make up the nation.

[A] San Marino | The flag of San Marino is composed of two horizontal stripes of white and light blue, with the national coat of arms centered on the white stripe, featuring a shield

[A] Palau | The flag of Palau is characterized by a dark blue field with a large yellow circle in the center representing the moon, and four smaller white stars representing the four major islands of the nation.

[B] Nauru | The flag of Nauru is divided horizontally into two stripes of equal width, the top stripe is yellow and the bottom stripe is green, with a white twelve-pointed star in the center, symbolizing the nation's phosphate industry and the equator.

[B] Tuvalu | The flag of Tuvalu is light blue with the upper half at the hoist-side being yellow, representing the sun and the blue ocean, and nine yellow five-pointed stars on the blue field, representing the nine islands of the nation.

[C] Holy See | The flag of the Holy See, also known as the flag of Vatican City, is a square-shaped flag with two vertical stripes of yellow and white. The yellow stripe is on the left, and the white stripe bears the papal coat of arms in the center, featuring two crossed keys and a papal tiara. The keys symbolize the keys to the kingdom of heaven given by Jesus to Saint Peter, representing spiritual and temporal power, while the tiara represents the Pope's sovereignty.