Identifier Quizzes

Double-click on the red marker of the territory listed. Correct guesses will change the marker from red to green - incorrect will not change any marker. Complete all territories to save your score.

Some of these territories may have a different legal status than others, and often territories that are made up of multiple entities have been split into those entities.

Note - you may have to zoom in if a couple territories are close to each other to make sure you click on the correct one.

If by chance you don't see red markers, try refreshing the quiz.

You will be shown a map with red markers for world national enclaves and exclaves (including semi-enclaves/semi-exclaves and a few pene-enclaves/exclaves). Double-click on the one specified to answer it. If you click on the correct answer, the marker will turn green. Otherwise no change will be made to the markers.

Note – you may want to zoom in if markers are close to one another to make sure you are clicking on the correct one.

If the red markers do not appear when the quiz is loaded, try refreshing the page.

Double-click on the colored marker of the location (country, territory, etc) listed. Correct guesses will change the marker to green - incorrect will not change any marker. You can complete all locations to save your score or click End Quiz at any time also to save it.

Note - you may have to zoom in if a couple locations are close to each other to make sure you click on the correct one. Also - Antarctic claim markers are placed at the midpoint of their longitude range for overlapping claims.

If by chance you don't see markers, try refreshing the quiz.

NOTES: two Pacific island groups are labeled according to their collective name (be it a country, territory, etc) and also have labels for separate island groups within them. Countries are the 197 sovereign states. Dep Terr are dependent territories. Adm Divisions are integral parts of countries, be they administrative divisions or Sections of a Sovereign State. De Facto State refers to a non-UN member state recognized as independent to some degree not included in the countries list. Other refers to a handful of special designations. Some of the entities may be disputed. Antarctic claims are all below 60 deg South and DO NOT count toward any other category except Uninhabited. Uninhabited refers to entities which have no permanent settlement not including a base of revolving inhabitants (i.e. there needs to be a permanent year-round population of the same people). UN Non Self Gov refers to territories on the UN’s Non Self-Governing Territories List.