Capital city anagrams quiz

David Whitley,

If you think you’re pretty good on capital cities, mixing them up a bit might add a bit of a challenge. This quiz is based around anagrams of capital cities. See if you can work out the country from the word meaning…

Capital city anagrams quiz

If you think you’re pretty good on capital cities, mixing them up a bit might add a bit of a challenge. This quiz is based around anagrams of capital cities. See if you can work out the country from the word meaning…

1 / 10

The capital of which European country is an anagram of a word meaning ‘extra’?

2 / 10

Which Asian country has a capital that is an anagram of a small bug?

3 / 10

The capital of which European country is an anagram of mustelids, often used for making coats?

4 / 10

The capital of which South American country is an anagram of a word meaning ‘post’?

5 / 10

The capital of which European country is an anagram of a word meaning “make quicker”?

6 / 10

Which Asian country has a capital that is an anagram of a word meaning ‘creature’?

7 / 10

The capital of which European country is an anagram of a word meaning “toilets”?

8 / 10

The capital of which Asian country is an anagram of a word referring to the top end of a snooker table?

9 / 10

The capital of which European country is an anagram of a word meaning ‘couples’?

10 / 10

The capital of which North American country is an anagram of some things that are notoriously popular in Finland?

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