I've been to Ahmedabad. I had to sign a declaration that I was an alcoholic before my hotel would serve me a beer. Needless to say, the declaration is framed and on my living room wall.
With alcohol being verboten and presumably not being readily available, you must at least admire the determination and commitment of someone who manages to become an alcoholic, regardless!
I have family in Ahmedabad and it's one of the best places in India to visit mainly because it is a lot less hectic most times and a lot cleaner than most major Indian cities.
It is naive to think that there noone at all that has looked up the answers. But it is a whole lot of other things (can't pick, will name a few in a minute) if you think that that is what most people, or even many.
You could call that pessimistic, neagtive, narrowminded, underestimating (what is the opposite of naive..naive is when you wrongly believe everything is great pure honest and innocent, but what if you wrongly believe everbody has ill intentions, everything is rigged, noone can be that smart etc etc, everything s a fake or fraud in your mind)>
Conspiracy theorist? paranoid? I have a tougher time coming up with these words than I thought, even if it is not in my own language, I thought I could describe it better haha.
Why on earth would you cheat? So you can tell a bunch of people you don't know and will never meet that that you got 100% on a stupid quiz about large cities or whatever? That's idiotic.
Amsterdam does indeed only have 800.000 residents, it irks me every time a bit they say A'dam is so big. The Netherlands is just so small with so many residents (relatively) so we're basically one big agglomeration.
If you like. Or... you could be totally ignorant of it while at the same time complaining loudly about how bad Americans are at geography because they don't know every county and village of whichever minor country you come from. That seems to work for most people.
But 100% is good. I maintain the US ones are more difficult to get on these quizzes because there are a lot more cities to think of. Imagine if the clues for the European cities said simply "Europe."
Good point, Kal. If the clue said Georgia and Texas instead of the US it would be much easier. Same way that Kazakhstan should be easier now than when it was the former USSR.
You get used to it on Jetpunk XD Still easier than spelling Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte or Bandar Seri Begawan. Ouagadougou or Yamoussoukro are also fun ones.
You could call that pessimistic, neagtive, narrowminded, underestimating (what is the opposite of naive..naive is when you wrongly believe everything is great pure honest and innocent, but what if you wrongly believe everbody has ill intentions, everything is rigged, noone can be that smart etc etc, everything s a fake or fraud in your mind)>
Conspiracy theorist? paranoid? I have a tougher time coming up with these words than I thought, even if it is not in my own language, I thought I could describe it better haha.
Cynic, I guess that comes closest :)
But 100% is good. I maintain the US ones are more difficult to get on these quizzes because there are a lot more cities to think of. Imagine if the clues for the European cities said simply "Europe."
-Gary Johnson, 2016
Anshun is a city in Guizhou.
Anshan, the city that is in this quiz, is a city in Liaoning.
Of course, I know Ahmedabad.