Are the Federal Dependencies included?

Yes — the Caribbean islands are asked as one place; zoom in where they are small. They have no capital, so the capitals quizzes leave them out.

A name appears above the map: click or tap that place. Right answers turn green; after three misses the answer is shown. Skipped places come back at the end, and the ones you missed can be practised again.

Why does the capitals quiz ask only 18?

A capital that shares its state’s name (Barinas, Mérida, Trujillo, La Guaira) or contains it (San Fernando de Apure, Ciudad Bolívar) would give the answer away, and the Federal Dependencies have none. Those 7 are greyed; “Choose the capital” asks 24.

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Venezuela states quiz

Venezuela’s states: can you find all 23?

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Example

Venezuela capitals round: 18 states found from their capital

A family with roots in Maracaibo plays “Find it from its capital” at home. The map has 25 places — the 23 states, the Capital District and the Federal Dependencies — and this quiz names 18 capitals, each once in a random order; the 7 others are greyed and can’t be clicked.

Greyed: Barinas, Mérida, Trujillo and La Guaira, whose capitals share their names; Apure and Bolívar, given away by San Fernando de Apure and Ciudad Bolívar; the Federal Dependencies, with no capital.
The usual traps: Barcelona is Anzoátegui’s capital, Valencia Carabobo’s and San Carlos Cojedes’s; Maracay (Aragua) and Maracaibo (Zulia) are far apart.
On a phone the Capital District and the Federal Dependencies get a circle to tap; on a wide screen, zoom in for the Capital District between Miranda and La Guaira.
“Choose the capital” asks 24 places, all but the Federal Dependencies — Barinas, Mérida and Trujillo with their same-name capitals included.

Capital named	Place to click
Caracas	Capital District
Barcelona	Anzoátegui
Maracay	Aragua
Valencia	Carabobo
San Carlos	Cojedes
Coro	Falcón
San Juan de los Morros	Guárico
Barquisimeto	Lara
Los Teques	Miranda
Maturín	Monagas
La Asunción	Nueva Esparta
Guanare	Portuguesa
Cumaná	Sucre
San Cristóbal	Táchira
San Felipe	Yaracuy
Maracaibo	Zulia
Tucupita	Delta Amacuro
Puerto Ayacucho	Amazonas

The end shows something like “Done! 15/18 in 2:48” and lists the 3 missed; “Practise the ones I missed” replays just those capitals.

How it works

Choose a quiz: find the states by name, find each from its capital, or choose the capital among four.
Click or tap each place as its name appears; zoom in for the small ones.
At the end, see your time and score, then practise only the ones you missed.

Frequently asked questions

Are the Federal Dependencies included?: Yes — the Caribbean islands are asked as one place; zoom in where they are small. They have no capital, so the capitals quizzes leave them out.
How does it work?: A name appears above the map: click or tap that place. Right answers turn green; after three misses the answer is shown. Skipped places come back at the end, and the ones you missed can be practised again.
Why does the capitals quiz ask only 18?: A capital that shares its state’s name (Barinas, Mérida, Trujillo, La Guaira) or contains it (San Fernando de Apure, Ciudad Bolívar) would give the answer away, and the Federal Dependencies have none. Those 7 are greyed; “Choose the capital” asks 24.
Do I need an account?: No. The quiz runs in your browser with nothing to install or sign up for, and your scores are not stored anywhere.