Actually, Monaco is the most densely populated country in the world and Vatican is just behind it. These countries are so small that even a few thousand people can make them the most densely populated countries in the world.
I've never been more confident that people take these quizzes with the aid of google, World Book or the Encyclopedia Britanica. I simply refuse to believe that 3 out of 4 people taking this quiz knew São Tomé & Príncipe. Sorry, but I just don't.
You don't seem to realize what website you are on, or only was here since a few days when you commented (but your comment itself proves otherwise).
if something seems off to you don't simply shout, impossible, imposter, burn the witch! But think about the reason whý it might be so. In this case the reason is so obvious, I fail to understand how you could have missed it.
not everyone that can do something you cant or know something you don't is an imposter. "I don't believe your friend speaks French fluently, I bet he is just making words up!" "Well em... he is from France, so it is highly likely he knows how to speak French"
Some of us have been taking quizzes like this for ages, so it's a matter of remixing info we can usually guess or get close to. For me I typically get about ~80% confidently and make strong guesses until I get the rest.
Obviously not my first JetPunk quiz (as I would not have been able to leave that comment). I still believe Cyprus is a part of Europe but understand that it is considered part of Asia on this website.
Great quiz, but more just naming the smallest countries. For a bit more thought, try this one based on population density. A tad more challenging! https://www.jetpunk.com/quizzes/least-dense-countries-quiz
It actually is. Sometimes things get a tad heated, but generally speaking, the commenters here are about a thousand times more educated and civil than those in most other parts of the internet. This site's is pretty much the only comment section where I feel educated more often than I feel outright disgusted by people.
So much Cyprus debate, can't we argue about France for a bit instead? If French Guiana were counted, France would be number 1 in South America. But then I guess that would bring the French island departments into debate as well, so maybe it isn't worth the trouble. Thoughts?
In that case, Egypt could count for Asia due to the Sinai Peninsula (600,000 people) and Yemen could count for Africa due to the island of Socotra (60,000 people). Including French Guiana just leaves so much room for debate, and including all those examples I mentioned would quite honestly ruin the quiz!
omg, I got them all but Maldives, Bhutan, and East Timor. Wow, I'm one of the 2 and a half people of the monsoon of comments that aren't debating Cyprus... groovy
I don't understand how Cyprus can be in Europe when Turkey, Georgia and Armenia (all farther North than Cyprus) are in Asia. This is quite different than Trinidad and Tobago and the ABC Islands, which are geographically part of South America.
I mean, your conclusion is right (Cyprus isn't it Europe), but your reasoning is... odd. Georgia is also farther north than Seville, but I'm not sure how that's relevant to which continent they're respectively in. Asia is mostly east of Europe, not south of it and the divide doesn't run in a straight line anyway. In other words the compass direction somewhere is in relation to somewhere else has little to do with which continent it is in. Vardo, Norway is east of Izmir, Turkey and Izmir is in turn north of Athens.
Bolivia is an absolute giant on this list. It has far more people than all the countries outside South America combined. It is around 10 times the geographical size of all the non-South American countries combined, and even including the other South American countries, it is larger than every single other country on this list combined. It represents 37% of the total population of this list and 51% of the total area.
it's kind of hard Determening what's a "micro island state" is because countries like Bahrain/Singapore might be tiny but they are just as (if not more) populous than Mongolia, so excluding island states makes little sense when it comes to population size
if something seems off to you don't simply shout, impossible, imposter, burn the witch! But think about the reason whý it might be so. In this case the reason is so obvious, I fail to understand how you could have missed it.
not everyone that can do something you cant or know something you don't is an imposter. "I don't believe your friend speaks French fluently, I bet he is just making words up!" "Well em... he is from France, so it is highly likely he knows how to speak French"
• 2016 estimate
1,221,490
Cyprus....
Part of Europe. That's from me a big Greece fan.
the other half of Cyprus that is closer to Turkey is more Turkish which is in Asia and also the island is transcontinental
Still surprised it has less inhabitants than Bahrain.
I'd prefer to see "5 least populated.. not including island countries".
Or, "The 5 least-populated, non-micro, countries of each continent" (something larger than @Bahrain-Taiwan)
I would find a lot more illumination in learning that: Armenia, Mongolia, Georgia, Kuwait, Oman, were some of the least-populated.
Instead, I just spam island names :/
I can see where I am whining. Maybe some other factor could be used, like "minimum population size 1m"
However, EAST TIMOR was accepted.
This makes no sense. BOTH should be accepted because BOTH are correct!