Geography Quiz Challenge from About.com
Courtesy of About.com, this is a challenging quiz that will test your worldwide geography knowledge. Be sure and post your score in the comments section.
New Geography Quiz to Locate Places in the World
Our newest quiz is courtesy of TravelPod.com. There are several challenges here, ranging from the world to individual continents.
New Geography Quiz to Commemorate International Education Week
November 14 – 18 is International Education Week. Learn more about this event and try three Global ID quizzes that will test your knowledge of the world.
Geography Quiz – Bodies of Water
Our latest geography quiz will test your knowledge of water. How well can you place the oceans, seas, lakes, bays and gulfs of the world?
Try the World Geography Quiz!
This newest quiz poses ten world geography multiple choice questions to test physical and human geography. Looking for a U.S. version? There are also quizzes to test knowledge of the 50 states and capitals.
Geography Game – Match the Country to the Map
Our newest geography game link comes from KidsGeo.com. In this game, you can test your skill in placing 21 random countries in the correct place on a world map as fast as possible.
The National Geographic Bee Finals are Here – Test Your Knowledge
The US National Geographic Bee national finals will be taking place later this month, on May 24 – 25.
Geography Quiz: Middle East / North African Countries
With the Middle East and North Africa in the news, here’s a chance to test your knowledge of the location of these countries.
Take the Geography Challenge
The world’s largest on-line geography quiz contest, located at the Geography Zone, provides the opportunity to test your geographic knowledge.
Geography Awareness
Did you know that American knowledge of geography is one of the worst in the world? A National Geographic-Roper Study that surveyed young Americans showed that 88 percent of those questioned could not find Afghanistan on a map of Asia. Sixty-three percent could not find Iraq or Saudi Arabia on a map, and 75 percent could not point out Iran or Israel.