Passport, please
A tiny world tour. No packing required.
Before you jump in
A map can look familiar until somebody asks you to name the place. This quick geography round moves between cities, continents, coastlines and landmarks, testing how well your scattered travel knowledge fits together. It is a small world tour for anyone who enjoys an atlas, a travel documentary or an ambitious list of places to visit.
You will not need to memorize coordinates. Focus on relationships: where a place belongs, what surrounds it and which detail distinguishes it from the other choices. Read the explanations even when you get the answer right; attaching a small fact to a place makes it easier to recall later.
What you’ll explore
- Countries and their capitals
- Continents and ocean geography
- Recognizing well-known places
Turn isolated place names into a more connected picture of the world.
Which city is the capital of Japan?
This is the opening question. Start the round to see the choices and test your answer.
