How many official languages does each country recognize? Test your geography knowledge by matching countries to their official language count, from single-language states to multilingual nations. With...
Pick a difficulty and question count to begin.
This quiz sharpens your ability to connect countries with how many official languages they officially recognize, not just what people commonly speak.
You’ll also build a clearer map of multilingual regions and learn where “official” status differs from everyday usage.
Each question is multiple-choice with 4 options and no timer, so you can think through tricky cases without rushing.
Choose your preferred question count and difficulty before starting: shorter runs are great for quick practice, while longer sessions help you spot patterns across regions.
Many misses come from mixing up national languages with official languages, or assuming a widely spoken language is automatically official.
Another frequent trap is overlooking countries with multiple official languages at different levels (national vs. regional), which can change the expected count.
Because the difficulty is mixed, you’ll get a blend of easy recognition questions and tougher ones that test edge cases and lesser-known language policies.
If you’re missing several in a row, lower the difficulty for a confidence rebuild, then move back up once the patterns start clicking.
How many official languages does Canada have?
How many official languages does Switzerland have?
How many official languages does India have?
This quiz has 107 questions focused on countries and their official language counts.
No. Every question has 4 options and you can answer at your own pace.
It refers to how many languages are legally recognized as official in that country, not just commonly spoken languages.
Use the start panel settings to pick the number of questions and set difficulty; mixed difficulty includes both easy and challenging items.
Some countries recognize multiple official languages at different government levels, and “official” can differ from everyday language use.

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