A youth waves Egyptian flags from a lamp post in Tahrir Square on February 1, 2011 in Cairo, Egypt.
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In a month of massive news out of the Middle East, we're asking you to put your geography knowledge to the test. Match each flag to the country you think it belongs to. We've added a bonus trivia quiz for good measure! Tune in to the radio show for the results.
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Comments [3]
That flag 7 question is fixed. Sorry about that and thanks for flagging (pardon the pun)!
Flag 7 demands a response, but erases the checkbox immediately.
The [redacted] part of the flag quiz didn't work- the question checkbox kept unchecking. Loved your show today with the US ambassador-- I couldn't believe what I was hearing-- you were actually challenging what he said...and based on both facts, analysis and historical action and policy of the US government. Sacrilege. You're supposed to just toss softballs and defer. Thanks so much and keep it up.
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