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Countries, Capitals, Currencies and Official Languages
Try to name all the countries of the world, their capitals, their currencies, and their official languages.
Based on the following JetPunk Quizzes: Countries of the World, World Capitals, World Currency, Official Languages of the World
If a country has more than 1 official language, typing any of them will do (sign languages excluded)
A red border indicates a defacto official language instead of a dejure one
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| First submitted | July 7, 2015 |
| Times taken | 105,610 |
| Average score | 63.7% |
| Rating | 5.00 |
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I thought it was very good, but the 9.5% of the takers beats me
However please just add "Tugrik" as a possible typing for the Mongolian currency.
Never thought I would see this one day
628/777 only gave me 3/5 points. Grrrrr...
Mega-quizzes such as this should award more points. If some of those ridiculously simple math quizzes give 5, this should give at least 20.
So, I got 196/196 countries and 192/196 languages. Yes, a lot of this is because I have learned on Jetpunk and am fresh on a lot of it.
But capitals and currencies? Just LOLOLOLOL!!!!!!!
I'm not sure where I should say this but as of January 2023, Croatia's currency is the euro.
Other than that, amazing quiz!
Papua New Guinea: (PNG|PAPUANEWGUINEA)(SL|SIGNLANGUAGE)
New Zealand: (NZ|NEWZE[AE]LAND)(SL|SIGNLANGUAGE)
South Korea: (S?K|ROK|SOUTHKOREA)(SL|SIGNLANGUAGE)
My biggest problem is always the currencies. I know a bunch of them, but I'll still to learna lot before finihing this quizz.
The same as Eritrea. It has no official language. Instead Eritrea has nine national languages, one of which is Tigrinya. Meanwhile Tigrinya, Arabic, and English serve as de facto working languages, with English used in university education and many technical fields. So I think you should also need to accept English for Eritrea.
Well I got all countries and languages so that is something (I actually could not think of which c was missing for Cuba until the last 30 seconds!)
Apart from still missing a lot of currency my other absentees were capitals in the caribean, oceania and africa as usual.
Close call was kwanzi instead of kwanza. All spelling variations (like 20 attempts) that are close to Koruna but not quite it.. Fiorint (and some variations) for Forint. Ringit (or atleast ringil) for ringgit. Dinar for denar.
And somehow I totally did not think of pound haha
But I did get the Ukrainian currency :)
Basically none of these countries are going anywhere close to “Federated States of Micronesia” in being the most niche on this list.
Why do it like that? That just made it all the more confusing for NO reason, there was no Kingdom’s, People’s Republics or even the specific Republics other than Congo…
so explain why you need to use the specific for “Federated States”!?
Same reason "United States" is included in USA, "United Kingdom" is included for UK. Would you prefer they were also simply "America" and "Great Britain and Northern Island"?
Also Bulgaria uses the Euro