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Draw the World Map
Are you an expert in JetPunk's Geography Quizzes?
Do you love typing so long and fast that your fingers ache?
Have you nothing better to do for the next hour?
Then step right up and try this ridiculously difficult quiz! Draw the map of the world by entering ALL country borders, including seas, oceans, gulfs, bays, lakes, and of course other countries.
Do you love typing so long and fast that your fingers ache?
Have you nothing better to do for the next hour?
Then step right up and try this ridiculously difficult quiz! Draw the map of the world by entering ALL country borders, including seas, oceans, gulfs, bays, lakes, and of course other countries.
Maritime boundaries are... fluid. And overlapping. The bodies of water used are a little ambiguous, in general use the smallest subdivision of the Sea/Ocean/Gulf/Bay.
Lakes that are entirely contained within a country are not drawn on the map. Because they aren't borders.
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| First submitted | August 27, 2021 |
| Times taken | 128,434 |
| Average score | 28.4% |
| Rating | 4.99 |
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I'm also on a 34 inch 4k 21:9 monitor, so maybe that has something to do with it.
That hit right in the ticker
Will have to come back and do it again another time, I want to learn more seas and inlets (though maybe not all...). And a better knowledge of where exactly the names I do know are.
And looking forward for the update, it will be even more challenging... I'm not an english speaker so I will probably struggle with the spelling (like the very first time I have taken the quiz lol)
However, QM set the time on the quiz to 75:00, and when I try to save the quiz, it errors saying that's an invalid time (to be fair, it kinda is). So I've made the change to the regex to allow those letters, but I'll have to figure out the resubmitting next year.
To be fair, that is what it is. Geographical names, and such as said instances of calling bodies of water by different names is inherently political. But I digress, ultimately, ofc, it is your quiz (and a quite impressive one at that), so it is up to you in the end, but that's just my two cents.
However, I'm reminded somewhat of the villain from Karate Kid III, Terry Silver:
"When I'm finished with that kid, he'll be begging me to be his teacher! And you know what he's going to learn from me? Pain in every part of his body, and fear in every part of his mind!
[laughs]
And here's the kicker: he's going to thank me for it!"
Extra points for adding Saudi Arabia/Bahrain border tho
I'll report back when I can 100% it. For now I'm satisfied running out of time at 424 on first attempt.
I assure you they are absolutely necessary for the creator's purposes of the quiz. Which include, but are not limited to, educating about smaller bodies of water and deliberately inflicting pain upon the quiz takers.
highly recommended:)
I'm curious as to what defined what bays were included? E.g. I'm from the UK and you include Cardigan Bay, but not Morecambe bay. Thanks again :)
Russia's coast... well, I spent a couple years on a project that mapped the area and so am very familiar with the different points, so my sense of what's known and not is admittedly skewed. Also, I like to be mean.
Thanks again for the quiz, can't imagine how long it took you. Russia's coast was definitely a challenge but that's been great - I already knew countries and capitals pretty well from other Jetpunk quizzes but I feel like I it's really expanded my knowledge of oceans and seas, especially all the Oceanic seas and Russia. :)
I learnt something today, and it explains the times where I was sure that I hadn't typed in the answer but it was entered still!
Minor things on a great quiz.
Here are a few ideas I got :
Dear Santa,
It'd be nice to have the same quiz but for only for some countries / regions (e.g. canada, usa, russia, indonesia, australia, mediterranean sea). These would be lighter and would help prepare for this final boss of a quiz.
It'd be cool also if countries for which all borders/coasts have been entered would change color to let us know on the map that we've completed them.
thanks for the quiz!
I do have question about which lake can be qualified as a border, can you consider these:
Lake Nubia (Egypt and Sudan)
Lake Khanka (China and Russia)
Lake Ohrid (North Macedonia and Albania)
Lake Prespa (North Macedonia, Greece and Albania)
Shkodra Lake (Albania and Montenegro)
Lake Geneva (France and Switzerland)
Lake Constance (Switzerland and Germany)
Lake Maggiore (Switzerland and Italy)
I know this is redundant but also Lake Chad (Niger, Cameroon and Chad)
I really love doing this quiz. Hope it does not bothers you
For those that are large enough
Nasser/Nubia - should totally be included, don't know how I missed it.
Khanka - I have before today never heard of this... lake? puddle? almost 2000 square miles and only averaging 15 feet deep? Should probably add it.
Chad - Similarly broad but shallow (only like 6-7 feet deep (yes kids, 6-7). I honestly didn't draw it because its size is variable so hard to plot, but I could add an average, especially as the lake seems to be recovering.