What do the nine pictures show?

Three charts in three styles: a table of countries, capitals and flags, a world map with capitals marked, and a blank twenty-row quiz sheet.

How many countries are on the quiz sheet?

The quiz sheet has twenty numbered rows, each with a country name and a blank line for its capital.

What is the difference between the three styles?

The school atlas has thin outlines and small labels, the wall poster has thick outlines and bright flat fills, and the pen and wash sheet has wavering ink lines with a light tint.

Can I ask for only one continent?

Yes. A direction such as Africa is a request the picture will try to follow, not a guaranteed result.

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World capitals chart: countries and capitals table, capitals map, quiz sheet

World capitals charts — a ruled table in three columns, country, capital and a small flag, listing countries by continent with a continent heading above each block, a clean school atlas print with thin even outlines and small neat labels

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Reading 3Quiz sheet

A world capitals chart for students and quiz lovers preparing for exams and competitions. The table lists countries by continent with their capitals and small flags. The map marks the capital of each major country with a red dot. The quiz sheet has twenty numbered rows, each with a country and an empty line for its capital. Type a direction, such as Asia only, and the picture will try it.

a geography exam revision sheet
a quiz night at school or at home
a classroom wall chart of capitals
a self-test on the capitals of the world

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What do the nine pictures show?: Three charts in three styles: a table of countries, capitals and flags, a world map with capitals marked, and a blank twenty-row quiz sheet.
How many countries are on the quiz sheet?: The quiz sheet has twenty numbered rows, each with a country name and a blank line for its capital.
What is the difference between the three styles?: The school atlas has thin outlines and small labels, the wall poster has thick outlines and bright flat fills, and the pen and wash sheet has wavering ink lines with a light tint.
Can I ask for only one continent?: Yes. A direction such as Africa is a request the picture will try to follow, not a guaranteed result.

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