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Test your knowledge of the 6 inhabited continents — identify countries, capitals, flags, and geographic facts with timed quizzes and scoring.
Continent Challenge is a timed four-option geography quiz drawn from 197 countries across Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, South America and Oceania, asking you to match a country to its continent, a country to its capital, or a capital back to its country. Four difficulty levels set both the length and the clock — Easy is 10 questions at 25 seconds each, Expert is 50 questions at 8 seconds — and you can restrict the pool to a single continent. It suits students revising for a geography test and anyone who wants their capitals drilled rather than listed.
Open Continent Challenge on AltFTool — it loads instantly in your browser.
Add your input to the workspace.
Adjust the options until the result looks right.
Copy or download the output and put it to work.
The same country is tested as country-to-continent, country-to-capital and capital-to-country, so you learn the pairing both ways instead of memorising one list order.
Time per question drops from 25 seconds on Easy to 12 on Hard and 8 on Expert, which forces recall rather than reasoning your way to the answer.
The end-of-quiz report lists every question with the correct answer beside your response, and copies or downloads as plain text for revision.
197 countries across six inhabited continents: Africa with 54, Asia with 49, Europe with 45, North America with 23, Oceania with 14 and South America with 12. Antarctica is excluded because it has no countries or capitals to test.
A correct answer is worth 1 point, and once you already have a streak of 2 each further correct answer is worth 2. A wrong answer or a timeout resets the streak to zero, and your best streak of the run is reported at the end.
The question is marked wrong with no answer recorded, your streak resets, and the quiz moves on after about 1.2 seconds. On Expert that gives you 8 seconds per question, so unanswered questions are part of the challenge.
Yes — pick a continent before starting and every question is drawn only from its countries. Combining a single continent with Hard or Expert is the fastest way to find the specific capitals you do not know.