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World Capitals by a Single Clue #5 - Statistics

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country clue capital city % Correct
Belgium European Union headquarters Brussels
78%
Slovakia Just an hour's drive east of Vienna, and became a capital in 1993 Bratislava
76%
Bosnia & Herzegovina Winter Olympic venue and "Jerusalem of the Balkans", blockaded in a 1990s war Sarajevo
75%
Bolivia The world's highest capital La Paz
66%
Laos More northerly of two capitals on Mekong River Vientiane
61%
Cambodia More southerly of two capitals on Mekong River Phnom Penh
59%
Sri Lanka Many guidebooks still list this metro area, that includes Sri Kotte, as the capital Colombo
54%
Pakistan Named after a religion, and founded in 1960 Islamabad
50%
Uzbekistan Silk Road capital that was Russian from the 1860s to the 1990s Tashkent
48%
Zimbabwe Previously known, under white rule, as Salisbury Harare
36%
Portugal Alfonso I and his crusader knights conquered this from the Moors in 1147 Lisbon
34%
Ethiopia African Union headquarters Addis Ababa
30%
Belize North American capital, moved to here after Hurricane Hattie flattened the previous one in 1961 Belmopan
29%
Singapore Asian capital just 100 miles north of the equator Singapore
28%
Sri Lanka Spell this correctly: Sri ______________ Kotte Jayawardenepura
25%
Luxembourg The only non-American capital containing an X Luxembourg
22%
Nicaragua Home of presidents Anastasio Somoza and Daniel Ortega Managua
19%
Palau This Pacific capital's area is only the size of its parliament's grounds Ngerulmud
19%
Antigua & Barbuda Caribbean capital where cricketer Brian Lara scored a world record 400 not out Saint John's
18%
Slovenia The only capital that contains two J's Ljubljana
16%
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