Two Truths and a Lie - Geography Edition
| First submitted | May 1, 2020 |
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| Average score | 46.7% |
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The capital of Sudan is Khartoum
A cowboy from Argentina is called a gaucho
Rio de Janeiro is the capital of Brazil
Azerbaijan is on the Caspian Sea
The Nile River Delta is in Egypt
The island of Corsica belongs to Italy
, the other was Cambodia'sThis is the flag of Mongolia: 
This is the flag of Laos: 
This is the flag of Suriname: 
The Philippines gained independence from the United States
Cleveland, Ohio is north of New York City
Glasgow is the capital of Scotland
Dresden is the capital of Germany's Saxony region
The ruins of Machu Picchu are in Brazil
This is the flag of Iceland: 
Syria borders Saudi Arabia
India borders Myanmar
Senegal borders Mali
Australia is the world's southernmost country
Kobe, Japan is known for its beef
South Sudan is the worlds newest nation (according to JetPunk)
Japan has four main islands
Seattle is not the capital of Washington
Mount Everest is entirely in China
The Mississippi River Delta is in Louisiana
The city of Shenyang is in South Korea
Namibia got its independence from South Africa
Chewing gum is banned in Singapore
The countries with these two flags border one another: 
Astana is the capital of Kazakhstan
Stockholm has never hosted the Olympic Games
Romanian is a romance language
Andorra is co-ruled by the Bishop of Urgell and the President of France
Venezuela is not on the Equator
Tropic of Cancer lies at about 18.7° North
Mali is on the Prime Meridian
Nepal is a communist country
Calgary is the capital of Alberta
Luxembourg is the world's last Grand Duchy
Someone from Cyprus is called a Cypriot
The Orange River has its source in Lesotho
Baghdad, Iraq is on the Iranian border
Denmark, Sweden, and Norway were once united under the Kalmar Union
Oxford is the world's oldest university
Indonesia's currency is the Rupiah
However, on question 15, the Indonesian currency should be Rupiah, no 'y'. I went for that one as the wrong one the first time.
10 has two technically incorrect answers, since chewing gun as such is not banned in Singapore, only selling it. Regarding 13, Nepal is a complicated case. It seems that it is governed by a Communist party, however within the framework of a more or less functioning democracy with multiple ideologically different parties, separation of powers, etc. At least that's what I gather from Wikipedia.