Guess the Country
This country’s flag has a red circle on a white background. It’s an island nation with one of the world’s fastest trains and a deep respect for tradition and technology.
Japan
This British band, famous for hits like “Hey Jude,” changed the face of music in the 1960s.
The Beatles
The city known as “The City of Canals,” where gondolas replace taxis and St. Mark’s Square often floods.
Venice, Italy
You can hold me, but I have no weight. I can carry your thoughts to someone far away.
An email
This is the only mammal that can truly fly — not glide.
Bat
Known for its fjords and northern lights, this Scandinavian country consistently ranks as one of the happiest places on Earth.
Norway
This artist is known for surreal paintings featuring melting clocks and dreamlike landscapes.
Salvador Dalí
This Asian city has one of the world’s busiest airports, a mix of futuristic skyscrapers, and a famous marina with an infinity pool on its rooftop.
Singapore
I start with a seed, but I’m not a plant. I can grow with light, but too much burns me.
An idea
This country has more sheep than people and was the filming location for The Lord of the Rings.
New Zealand
Home to both deserts and snow-capped mountains, this South American country stretches over 4,000 km north to south along the Pacific Ocean.
Chile
This American entrepreneur co-founded a company in a garage that would later create the iPhone.
Steve Jobs
This European country is famous for windmills, wooden clogs, and being one of the world’s largest exporters of flowers.
The Netherlands
I move without legs, whisper without a mouth, and can destroy houses
The wind
An ancient series of fortifications built over centuries to protect their empire. This structure is visible from space only in legend, not reality, despite popular belief.
The Great Wall of China
It’s a country where coffee is almost a religion, samba fills the streets, and the Amazon covers most of its land.
Brazil
This actress played Hermione Granger and later became a UN Women ambassador promoting gender equality.
Emma Watson
In this African country, you can visit the world’s oldest pyramids — and it’s not Egypt.
Sudan
You can’t see me, but I connect you to millions of people every day.
The Internet
This animal has fingerprints so similar to humans that they can confuse crime scene investigators.
Koala
Once part of the Ottoman Empire, this nation connects Europe and Asia and is home to the only city in the world that lies on two continents.
Turkey
This musician won a Nobel Prize in Literature for his poetic lyrics and influence on popular culture.
Bob Dylan
This landlocked country has four official languages, is home to the Red Cross, and is famous for precision watches and neutrality.
Switzerland
You can measure me but can’t see me. I move forward endlessly, but I never come back.
Time
This country has a law that bans chewing gum in public places.
Singapore