Geography Multi-select #3 - Statistics

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Answer Stats
Question Tile Select % Correct
capital cities whose country’s name begins with “B.” Honiara No
100%
countries whose capital city’s name begins with “B.” Azerbaijan Yes
97%
countries with more than eight land borders. (Countries connected only by man-made structures are not considered to have land borders. Borders along internal waters, e.g., rivers and lakes, are.) Colombia No
97%
countries whose capital city’s name begins with “B.” Estonia No
97%
countries that claim territory in Antarctica. Italy No
97%
islands of the Japan archipelago. Luci Island No
97%
countries whose capital city’s name begins with “B.” Madagascar No
97%
countries whose capital city’s name begins with “B.” Marshall Islands No
97%
capital cities whose country’s name begins with “B.” Minsk Yes
97%
countries with more than eight land borders. (Countries connected only by man-made structures are not considered to have land borders. Borders along internal waters, e.g., rivers and lakes, are.) Russia Yes
97%
capital cities whose country’s name begins with “B.” Tashkent No
97%
islands of the Japan archipelago. Guam No
95%
islands of the Japan archipelago. Honshu Yes
95%
countries whose capital city’s name begins with “B.” Iraq Yes
95%
countries whose capital city’s name begins with “B.” Namibia No
95%
capital cities whose country’s name begins with “B.” Roseau No
95%
Australian external territories. Fiji No
92%
countries whose capital city’s name begins with “B.” Guyana No
92%
islands of the Japan archipelago. Hokkaido Yes
92%
countries with more than eight land borders. (Countries connected only by man-made structures are not considered to have land borders. Borders along internal waters, e.g., rivers and lakes, are.) India No
92%
capital cities whose country’s name begins with “B.” Moroni No
92%
Australian external territories. Tonga No
92%
countries that claim territory in Antarctica. United Kingdom Yes
92%
countries with more than eight land borders. (Countries connected only by man-made structures are not considered to have land borders. Borders along internal waters, e.g., rivers and lakes, are.) Brazil Yes
89%
British Crown Dependencies. Guernsey Yes
89%
islands of the Japan archipelago. Kyushu Yes
89%
Australian external territories. Easter Island No
87%
islands of the Japan archipelago. Mayu Island No
87%
countries that claim territory in Antarctica. Norway Yes
87%
islands of the Japan archipelago. Okinawa Yes
87%
former constituent parts of the Netherlands Antilles (1954-2010). Saint Lucia No
87%
countries that claim all or part of the Spratly Islands. Samoa No
87%
countries that claim territory in Antarctica. Chile Yes
84%
countries that claim territory in Antarctica. China No
84%
countries with more than eight land borders. (Countries connected only by man-made structures are not considered to have land borders. Borders along internal waters, e.g., rivers and lakes, are.) China Yes
84%
former constituent parts of the Netherlands Antilles (1954-2010). Curaçao Yes
84%
countries with more than eight land borders. (Countries connected only by man-made structures are not considered to have land borders. Borders along internal waters, e.g., rivers and lakes, are.) D. R. Congo Yes
84%
islands of the Japan archipelago. Hengsha Island No
84%
British Crown Dependencies. Jersey Yes
84%
countries with more than eight land borders. (Countries connected only by man-made structures are not considered to have land borders. Borders along internal waters, e.g., rivers and lakes, are.) Ukraine No
84%
Australian external territories. Coral Sea Islands Yes
82%
capital cities whose country’s name begins with “B.” Dhaka Yes
82%
British Crown Dependencies. Isle of Man Yes
82%
countries that claim all or part of the Spratly Islands. South Korea No
82%
Australian external territories. Western Samoa No
82%
Australian external territories. Christmas Island Yes
79%
British Crown Dependencies. City of London No
79%
former constituent parts of the Netherlands Antilles (1954-2010). Guadeloupe No
79%
islands of the Japan archipelago. Hainan No
79%
former constituent parts of the Netherlands Antilles (1954-2010). Sint Maarten Yes
79%
countries that claim territory in Antarctica. South Africa No
79%
Australian external territories. Heard Island and McDonald Islands Yes
76%
former constituent parts of the Netherlands Antilles (1954-2010). Saint-Martin No
76%
countries whose capital city’s name begins with “B.” Brunei Yes
74%
countries that claim territory in Antarctica. France Yes
74%
British Crown Dependencies. Orkney No
74%
polities that currently have a free association agreement with at least one other. China No
71%
countries that claim all or part of the Spratly Islands. East Timor No
71%
capital cities whose country’s name begins with “B.” Nassau Yes
71%
polities that currently have a free association agreement with at least one other. New Zealand Yes
71%
Australian external territories. Norfolk Island Yes
71%
countries that claim all or part of the Spratly Islands. Philippines Yes
71%
polities that currently have a free association agreement with at least one other. United States Yes
71%
countries with more than eight land borders. (Countries connected only by man-made structures are not considered to have land borders. Borders along internal waters, e.g., rivers and lakes, are.) Central African Republic No
68%
countries whose capital city’s name begins with “B.” Mali Yes
68%
former constituent parts of the Netherlands Antilles (1954-2010). Martinique No
68%
British Crown Dependencies. Shetland No
68%
Australian external territories. Ashmore and Cartier Islands Yes
66%
countries with more than eight land borders. (Countries connected only by man-made structures are not considered to have land borders. Borders along internal waters, e.g., rivers and lakes, are.) Germany Yes
66%
polities that currently have a free association agreement with at least one other. Samoa No
66%
former constituent parts of the Netherlands Antilles (1954-2010). Bonaire Yes
61%
capital cities whose country’s name begins with “B.” Bridgetown Yes
58%
countries that claim all or part of the Spratly Islands. China Yes
58%
countries that claim all or part of the Spratly Islands. Malaysia Yes
58%
capital cities whose country’s name begins with “B.” Manama Yes
55%
polities that currently have a free association agreement with at least one other. Tuvalu No
55%
British Crown Dependencies. Anguilla No
50%
British Crown Dependencies. Isle of Wight No
50%
former constituent parts of the Netherlands Antilles (1954-2010). Sint Eustatius Yes
50%
polities that currently have a free association agreement with at least one other. F. S. Micronesia Yes
45%
polities that currently have a free association agreement with at least one other. Niue Yes
45%
countries that claim all or part of the Spratly Islands. Vietnam Yes
45%
countries that claim territory in Antarctica. Russia No
42%
countries that claim territory in Antarctica. United States No
42%
former constituent parts of the Netherlands Antilles (1954-2010). Saba Yes
39%
countries that claim all or part of the Spratly Islands. Indonesia No
34%
polities that currently have a free association agreement with at least one other. United Kingdom No
34%
countries that claim all or part of the Spratly Islands. Brunei Yes
29%
polities that currently have a free association agreement with at least one other. Australia No
26%
British Crown Dependencies. British Virgin Islands No
21%
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