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Countries, U.S. States, and Capitals on the World Map
Try to name as many countries, U.S. states, world capitals, and U.S. state capitals as you can.
In order not to overlap US States, "United States" only highlights Puerto Rico
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| First submitted | October 22, 2017 |
| Times taken | 135,449 |
| Average score | 72.6% |
| Rating | 4.99 |
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That was a lot of work. I only forgot Annapolis, Maryland in the US (my own country, but it's crowded in that region).
One tip: do all the small countries/capitals first, so as to not forget them (Vatican City, San Marino, etc). Focusing on the ones that are difficult to see on the map helps, since you can't ignore the big ones.
Just type Bolivia on Google, it’s a 3 seconds search.
There are definitely some issues with the visibility of small countries/states if the capital dot above is already green.
I do not understand why you have to also type Cotonou for Benin, while the capital city is Porto Novo
I find if you want to complete the quiz at the hardest difficulty, don't use the map (zoom in to the bottom left corner).
I completed the quiz with 100% after 21 minutes 15 seconds with no map or using the answer chart.
I wouldn't mind a correction in either direction, but right now, it doesn't really make sense to me?
Salt Lake City is often called simply "Salt Lake". "I was in Salt Lake this weekend for a conference".
Oklahoma City is not generally called "Oklahoma".
When it comes to Mexico and Guatemala I was assured by people in those places that leaving "City" out was appropriate.
Why do three quizzes when you can do just one
Took me a while to think of the second capital for Benin.
washington dc.
Edit: Never mind, got them all. The one I had originally missed was Delaware.
Maybe make the colours more obvious to which ones have been missed
However, I just wish the answers were presented in a better way instead of plain alphabetical order. Sometimes you might type the capital before the country, as when I typed Jamaica -> Kingston. That automatically counted for Kingstown, even though I hadn’t typed Saint Vincent yet. Since the capital completely hides the country, it looked like I had already answered both.
If the typed-in answers were at least divided into “Countries,” “States,” “Capitals,” and “State Capitals,” the quiz would communicate our progress much better.
None the less, so glad it's here. Somehow, I always forget United States, Hawaii, and Honolulu, they're the last ones I get.
This quiz did a number on my finger joints.
Didn't get Swaziland because in my head i already checked it with Eswatini before.
I think this needs to be updated.