Correct answer: Rio de Janeiro.
The 27 stars stand for Brazil's states and the Federal District, arranged as the sky appeared over Rio de Janeiro at about 8:30 a.m. on Nov. 15, 1889.
Correct answer: Guinea.
It is a mirror of Mali's flag; the pan-African colors stand for labor, justice and solidarity.
Correct answer: Cyprus.
The copper color reflects the island's long association with copper, and the olive branches symbolize peace; Cyprus is one of only two national flags that depict the country's own map.
Correct answer: Honduras.
The five stars represent the members of the United Provinces of Central America, kept on the flag in hope of one day reuniting.
Correct answer: The forty Kyrgyz tribes united by Manas.
Legend says the hero Manas united forty scattered tribes into one people; the lines at the sun's center depict the crown of a traditional yurt.
Correct answer: Peace between the two traditions.
Green stands for Gaelic and Catholic Ireland, orange for Protestant followers of William of Orange, and the white between them for a lasting peace.
Correct answer: six-iron.
On Apollo 14 in 1971, Shepard fixed a Wilson six-iron head to a sample-collecting tool and hit two golf balls across the lunar surface.
Correct answer: The Communist Party.
The large star is the Communist Party leading the people, who are represented by the four smaller stars around it.
Correct answer: Turkmenistan.
The five carpet guls represent the country's five main tribes; the flag also carries a crescent, five stars, and two olive branches.
Correct answer: England, Scotland and Ireland.
Wales is not represented because it had already been united with England when the flag took shape. The red diagonal saltire stands for Ireland's Saint Patrick.
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