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Multiple Choice Geography #2

In each group, guess the thing that is biggest.
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First submittedJanuary 9, 2019
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1. Which of these countries has the largest population?
Russia
Iran
Germany
Brazil
2. Which of these mountain ranges has the highest maximum elevation?
Urals
Andes
Rockies
Alps
3. Which of these rivers flows past the most countries?
Danube
Euphrates
Mississippi
Amazon
4. Which of these cities has the highest population?
Shanghai
San Francisco
Santiago
Singapore
5. Which of these islands has the largest area?
Madagascar
Great Britain
Iceland
Cuba
6. Which of these capital cities gets the most rain?
Kuala Lumpur
Wellington
Washington D.C.
Mexico City
7. Which of these U.S. states has the largest area?
Nebraska
New York
Florida
California
8. Which of these cities is at the highest latitude? (i.e. the furthest north)
London
New York City
Beijing
Paris
9. Which of these bodies of water has the largest surface area?
Gulf of Mexico
Black Sea
Red Sea
Persian Gulf
10. Which of these cities has the most air pollution?
Delhi
Los Angeles
Rome
Tokyo
11. Which of these countries borders the most other countries?
Germany
Egypt
United States
Vietnam
12. Which of these countries has the highest percentage of Catholics?
Poland
Germany
South Korea
Cuba
13. Which of these countries has the highest GDP per capita?
Spain
Egypt
China
Switzerland
14. Which of these countries has the highest fertility rate?
Canada
Mexico
India
Tanzania
15. Which of these countries has the highest life expectancy?
Philippines
Japan
United Kingdom
Argentina
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36 Comments
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Level 68
Jan 10, 2019
Great job QM!
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Level 92
Jan 10, 2019
Great quiz, thank you. 14/15.
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Level 66
Jan 10, 2019
Awesome format! Loved it.
+37
Level 78
Jan 10, 2019
I suggest that in the Answer Stats you show the most common incorrect answer if the quiz is multiple-choice
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Level 76
Jan 10, 2019
Agreed - would be really cool to see the percentage of guesses for each answer.
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Level 47
Feb 27, 2019
I was just thinking of the same thing.
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Level 73
Jan 11, 2019
I can't believe I only got one wrong. Great quiz and very cool new format!
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Level 56
Apr 13, 2024
Same
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Level 45
Feb 27, 2019
I really love this series and can’t wait for more! 👍
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Level 58
Feb 27, 2019
I did not do too well on this, but it was grand fun. I hope you will create more.
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Level 46
Feb 27, 2019
Only missed 1... Brazil has more population than Russia? Huh.
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Level 76
Feb 28, 2020
Em yes, by quit a large margin. Brazil has 212,5 million and Russia 146 million.

Russia is ranking 9th and Brazil 6th, but is likely to be overtaken by Nigeria in about 2 years. (Currently at 206 million, but an annual growth rate of over 5 million)

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Level 64
Jun 6, 2022
Nice. Rub it in.
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Level 80
Apr 10, 2021
I actually find it surprising that you would find that surprising. Russia's whole deal is that it's mostly empty. What I do find surprising is that Bangladesh has more people than Russia, despite Russia being 115 times larger in area.
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Level 64
Jun 6, 2022
You've got the answers, right?
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Level 68
Sep 11, 2023
right
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Level 67
Feb 28, 2019
13/15 not bad, i thought los angeles was more polluted than delhi
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Level 64
Jun 6, 2022
When I was a kid, it was. Lots of jokes about LA's smog.
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Level 45
Mar 8, 2019
all correct on my first try!?!? wow
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Level 45
Mar 8, 2019
i guessed on a few of these
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Level 64
Mar 8, 2019
I thought Cuba has a bigger percentage of Catholics than Poland, in which I live. The most unfortunate part about it is that the only question I got wrong was exactly that question.
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Level 76
Feb 28, 2020
I am very curious what people answered on the latitude question. It scored very low (57% atm) For those who missed it, did you think beijing or new york? (Im gonna assume hard anyone went for paris, paris and london being so close it is rather obvious which is lower)
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Level 81
Jan 13, 2022
I guessed Beijing
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Level 37
Apr 8, 2022
I thought about it for a minute then I just guessed Beijing
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Level 80
Jun 6, 2022
Beijing is the most southerly of the four. London and Paris are much farther north than the other two. For the record Beijing is at 39°54'N, NYC is at 40°43'N, Paris at 48°51'N, and London at 51°30'N.
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Level 67
Jun 7, 2022
Many ignore that Europe is quite far north. Warmer than its latitude should allow thanks to the Gulf Stream
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Level 56
Jan 8, 2024
I guessed beijing
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Level 27
Jun 6, 2022
I find it crazy Africa has the highest fertility rate, lol
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Level 73
Jun 7, 2022
uhhhh... who's gonna tell him
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Level 60
Jun 17, 2022
Easy, at least for me.
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Level 63
Mar 3, 2023
..nice..but too easy...
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Level 67
Nov 30, 2023
good stuff QM
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Level 37
Jan 7, 2024
Got 14/15 on my first try. Missed the question on the most Catholic practicing nation, I selected Cuba.
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Level 88
Mar 18, 2024
The question about which city has the most air pollution is fascinating, as there has probably been some point in time when each of those would have been the correct answer, lol.
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Level 56
May 6, 2025
Nice quiz. I was actually very unsure between India and Tanzania in the fertility rate question, and as relatable as it is, it got the exact same percentage (41% - 41%). On question 8 and 5 I also considered the correct answers but chose the wrong one lol.
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Level 69
Dec 16, 2025
They shouldnt have a question where the 2 countries are so close where people guess the wrong country as much as the right country.