Stats: Geography Multi-select #23

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The average score is 56 of 90

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Question	Tile	Select	% Correct
countries with a coastline on the Black Sea.	Azerbaijan	No	85%
countries with a coastline on the Black Sea.	Bulgaria	Yes	85%
countries with a coastline on the Red Sea (as defined by the International Hydrographic Organization).	Egypt	Yes	85%
sovereign states with at least one capital city whose name begins with “P.”	El Salvador	No	85%
countries with a coastline on the Red Sea (as defined by the International Hydrographic Organization).	Ethiopia	No	85%
sovereign states with at least one capital city whose name begins with “P.”	Haiti	Yes	85%
National Historic Landmarks located in New York state.	Thomas Nast Home	No	85%
National Historic Landmarks located in New York state.	Washington’s Crossing	No	85%
capitals of a U.S. state whose name begins with “T.”	Austin	Yes	77%
capitals of a U.S. state whose name begins with “T.”	Baton Rouge	No	77%
capitals of a U.S. state whose name begins with “T.”	Carson City	No	77%
capitals of a U.S. state whose name begins with “T.”	Charleston	No	77%
national capitals (of any type) of a sovereign state whose English language name begins with “P.”	Damascus	No	77%
countries with a coastline on the Red Sea (as defined by the International Hydrographic Organization).	Eritrea	Yes	77%
national capitals (of any type) of a sovereign state whose English language name begins with “P.”	Funafuti	No	77%
sovereign states with at least one capital city whose name begins with “P.”	Georgia	No	77%
countries with a coastline on the Black Sea.	Georgia	Yes	77%
U.S. states that border Alabama.	Georgia	Yes	77%
countries with a coastline on the Black Sea.	Greece	No	77%
National Historic Landmarks located in New York state.	Hermitage	No	77%
Bahraini cities and towns with a population of at least 50,000.	Isa Town	No	77%
sovereign states with at least one capital city whose name begins with “P.”	Kiribati	No	77%
countries with a coastline on the Red Sea (as defined by the International Hydrographic Organization).	Kuwait	No	77%
national capitals (of any type) of a sovereign state whose English language name begins with “P.”	Lima	Yes	77%
national capitals (of any type) of a sovereign state whose English language name begins with “P.”	Lisbon	Yes	77%
Bahraini cities and towns with a population of at least 50,000.	Manama	Yes	77%
national capitals (of any type) of a sovereign state whose English language name begins with “P.”	Manila	Yes	77%
national capitals (of any type) of a sovereign state whose English language name begins with “P.”	Mogadishu	No	77%
countries with a coastline on the Black Sea.	Moldova	No	77%
capitals of a U.S. state whose name begins with “T.”	Nashville	Yes	77%
capitals of a U.S. state whose name begins with “T.”	Phoenix	No	77%
capitals of a U.S. state whose name begins with “T.”	Saint Paul	No	77%
national capitals (of any type) of a sovereign state whose English language name begins with “P.”	São Tomé	No	77%
countries with a coastline on the Red Sea (as defined by the International Hydrographic Organization).	Saudi Arabia	Yes	77%
countries with a coastline on the Black Sea.	Turkey	Yes	77%
countries with a coastline on the Black Sea.	Ukraine	Yes	77%
national capitals (of any type) of a sovereign state whose English language name begins with “P.”	Warsaw	Yes	77%
capitals of a U.S. state whose name begins with “T.”	Dover	No	69%
National Historic Landmarks located in New York state.	Elizabeth Cady Stanton House	No	69%
U.S. states that border Alabama.	Florida	Yes	69%
U.S. states that border Alabama.	Kentucky	No	69%
five of the highest GDP (nominal) per capita IMF members of Europe (2021).	Luxembourg	Yes	69%
U.S. states that border Alabama.	North Carolina	No	69%
five of the highest GDP (nominal) per capita IMF members of Europe (2021).	Russia	No	69%
countries with a coastline on the Black Sea.	Russia	Yes	69%
capitals of a U.S. state whose name begins with “T.”	Springfield	No	69%
sovereign states with at least one capital city whose name begins with “P.”	Trinidad and Tobago	Yes	69%
countries with a coastline on the Red Sea (as defined by the International Hydrographic Organization).	Yemen	Yes	69%
Bahraini cities and towns with a population of at least 50,000.	Al-Malikiyah	No	62%
national capitals (of any type) of a sovereign state whose English language name begins with “P.”	Asunción	Yes	62%
sovereign states with at least one capital city whose name begins with “P.”	Benin	Yes	62%
Bahraini cities and towns with a population of at least 50,000.	Budaiya	No	62%
countries with a coastline on the Red Sea (as defined by the International Hydrographic Organization).	Djibouti	Yes	62%
five of the highest GDP (nominal) per capita IMF members of Europe (2021).	Ireland	Yes	62%
countries where Arabic is explicitly recognized in the constitution without being named as an official or co-official language.	Israel	Yes	62%
U.S. states that border Alabama.	Louisiana	No	62%
sovereign states with at least one capital city whose name begins with “P.”	Mauritius	Yes	62%
U.S. states that border Alabama.	Mississippi	Yes	62%
countries with a coastline on the Black Sea.	Romania	Yes	62%
countries with a coastline on the Red Sea (as defined by the International Hydrographic Organization).	Sudan	Yes	62%
National Historic Landmarks located in New York state.	Susan B. Anthony House	Yes	62%
five of the highest GDP (nominal) per capita IMF members of Europe (2021).	Switzerland	Yes	62%
U.S. states that border Alabama.	Arkansas	No	54%
National Historic Landmarks located in New York state.	General Electric Research Laboratory	Yes	54%
five of the highest GDP (nominal) per capita IMF members of Europe (2021).	Norway	Yes	54%
sovereign states with at least one capital city whose name begins with “P.”	Papua New Guinea	Yes	54%
Bahraini cities and towns with a population of at least 50,000.	Sitra	No	54%
U.S. states that border Alabama.	South Carolina	No	54%
five of the highest GDP (nominal) per capita IMF members of Europe (2021).	Sweden	No	54%
U.S. states that border Alabama.	Tennessee	Yes	54%
countries where Arabic is explicitly recognized in the constitution without being named as an official or co-official language.	Eritrea	No	46%
countries where Arabic is explicitly recognized in the constitution without being named as an official or co-official language.	Iran	Yes	46%
countries where Arabic is explicitly recognized in the constitution without being named as an official or co-official language.	Morocco	No	46%
countries where Arabic is explicitly recognized in the constitution without being named as an official or co-official language.	Somalia	No	46%
sovereign states with at least one capital city whose name begins with “P.”	Vanuatu	Yes	46%
National Historic Landmarks located in New York state.	Aaron Copland House	Yes	38%
Bahraini cities and towns with a population of at least 50,000.	Al Muharraq	Yes	38%
Bahraini cities and towns with a population of at least 50,000.	Ar Rifa'	Yes	38%
countries where Arabic is explicitly recognized in the constitution without being named as an official or co-official language.	Egypt	No	38%
five of the highest GDP (nominal) per capita IMF members of Europe (2021).	United Kingdom	No	38%
National Historic Landmarks located in New York state.	Washington’s Headquarters	Yes	38%
five of the highest GDP (nominal) per capita IMF members of Europe (2021).	Germany	No	31%
countries where Arabic is explicitly recognized in the constitution without being named as an official or co-official language.	Pakistan	Yes	31%
Bahraini cities and towns with a population of at least 50,000.	A'ali	Yes	23%
Bahraini cities and towns with a population of at least 50,000.	Hamad Town	Yes	23%
five of the highest GDP (nominal) per capita IMF members of Europe (2021).	Iceland	Yes	23%
National Historic Landmarks located in New York state.	Edna St. Vincent Millay House	Yes	15%
countries with a coastline on the Red Sea (as defined by the International Hydrographic Organization).	Jordan	No	8%
countries where Arabic is explicitly recognized in the constitution without being named as an official or co-official language.	South Africa	Yes	8%
countries where Arabic is explicitly recognized in the constitution without being named as an official or co-official language.	Philippines	Yes	0%

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