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Flags of Asia
This mode draws only from the 15 flags of Asia in the game. Working through one region at a time is far more effective than random practice: the flags you confuse are almost always neighbours, and seeing them back to back is what fixes the difference in your memory.
What the flags of Asia have in common
Across the 15 Asian flags in the game, the colours that turn up most often are white, red and yellow. Horizontal bands dominate — six of these flags are built from them, against zero using vertical ones — so when you are unsure of an orientation here, horizontal is the better guess. Four carry a crescent, usually paired with a star — the differences are in the field colour and which way the crescent opens. Stars appear on seven of them, so their number and arrangement are often the only thing separating two otherwise similar designs.
How to work through them
Start with the group above that you already half-know — recall is much easier to sharpen than to build from nothing. Draw two flags that look alike back to back rather than one at a time: the moment you have to decide which colour goes where, the difference stops being trivia and becomes something you actually remember. When a flag scores below 70, draw it again immediately rather than moving on; the second attempt is where the correction sticks.
Watch out for these groups
- crescent-and-star flags — Check which side the crescent opens towards and whether the field is split before you draw.
Every Asia flag in the game
- BangladeshDraw this flag
- ChinaDraw this flag
- IndiaDraw this flag
- IndonesiaDraw this flag
- IsraelDraw this flag
- JapanDraw this flag
- MalaysiaDraw this flag
- PakistanDraw this flag
- PhilippinesDraw this flag
- SingaporeDraw this flag
- South KoreaDraw this flag
- ThailandDraw this flag
- TurkeyDraw this flag
- VietnamDraw this flag
- YemenDraw this flag