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Countries by a Single Clue #9

Can you name the country that corresponds to each clue?
Answer must correspond to yellow box!
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First submittedMay 18, 2017
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Clue
Country
The northernmost country in Africa
Tunisia
Has the highest GDP per capita in the Southern Hemisphere
Australia
Where the rivers Shannon and Liffey flow
Ireland
Pirates from this country inspired the movie "Captain Phillips"
Somalia
Has the oldest codified constitution still in use
United States
Its emperors were buried in jade suits
China
Location of the Atacama Desert
Chile
Has the most Catholics of any country in Eastern Europe
Poland
Much of its land area is within the Ganges delta
Bangladesh
Largest landlocked country in the Western Hemisphere
Bolivia
The southernmost country on the mainland of Central America
Panama
Its capital city is Vilnius
Lithuania
Has an autonomous Kurdish region with its own Parliament
Iraq
Gets a total volume of rainfall greater than any other country
( average rainfall × area )
Brazil
Until 1480, it was possible to walk from this country to India
Sri Lanka
Led by King Abdullah II - who is sometimes considered a benevolent dictator
Jordan
The most educated country in the Middle East
Israel
The only majority Hindu country other than India and Mauritius
Nepal
The Romani people (Gypsies) are thought to have originally came from here
India
Small Alpine country where Melania Trump was born
Slovenia
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77 Comments
Algernon
+10
Level 74
May 18, 2017
Missed the 5th one. I thought one of the European nations would have had a constitution that was older. Clearly not.
sillie
+43
Level 75
May 18, 2017
We move with the times in Europe. It said "still in use".
AaronKC
+12
Level 54
Oct 30, 2017
US "moves with the times" also, to an extent. The Constitution is simply amended, not replaced.
CardinalV
+21
Level 64
Nov 1, 2017
The second amendment begs to differ, my dear friend.
POOCH
+17
Level 71
Jul 3, 2018
I agree with Aaron. Because the US Constitution is amendable it can be changed to reflect the opinions and conventions of the times - case in point the 18th and 21st Amendments. It's age and the fact that it is still in use doesn't indicate an outdated, immovable, set-in-stone document rather one whose authors had the foresight to include a way to make revisions as they are needed to update the whole and keep it current with changing needs. Moving with the times is not an exclusively European virtue. It's just my opinion, but to this outsider it appears that Europe clings much more tightly to its traditions than anything in the New World (i.e. royalty, monarchies, patrimonies etc.).

MeestuhDuht, I don't understand you reference to the 2nd amendment. Could you please clarify your meaning?

dunkinggandalf2
+22
Level 71
Feb 9, 2021
Having "the oldest written constitution" does not in any way mean that it's better, just that Americans prefer to add amendments rather than rewriting the document. It's really just an editing choice.
Arp2600
+13
Level 89
May 19, 2017
The "Statutes" of San Marino are from 1600, but are not quite a full constitution. Apart from that, the oldest in Europe is the Norwegian one (1814).
Djilas
+3
Level 86
May 19, 2017
British would be older as well, but it's not codified.
divantilya
+4
Level 36
Apr 12, 2018
I just couldn't wrap my head around the idea that the US, which is a relatively new country, had an older constitution than the UK, France, Germany, Denmark, etc., etc.
AVB
+12
Level 73
May 10, 2018
Although France and Germany have a long history, as modern states they are relatively young. The French Fifth Republic came into being in 1958; Germany was only united into one country in 1871, and the current constitution was instituted after WWII.

Denmark's constitution was originally adopted in 1849 - before that it was an absolute monarchy.

The UK dates from 1707, with the union of the crowns of England and Scotland. It has a constitution, but not one that is written down in a single document.

England has a history of legal and constitutional development (Magna Carta, Bill of Rights, Common Law) that goes back a long way, and influenced the drafters of the US Constitution.

redsus
+2
Level 43
Dec 15, 2020
india or china are the oldest countries, so i wouldve thought it was going to be ne of the( i think india came before china)
OvenBobat
+1
Level 64
Apr 25, 2025
But China's current state has only been around, like, 50 years right? Because of the Chinese civil war. So the USA is pretty old when you look at the length of its current government
Szatan
+2
Level 62
Feb 9, 2021
Middle eastern are older
Soucolline
+3
Level 37
Feb 9, 2021
According to Wikipedia, the first French Constitution was adopted in 1791, and there has been at least 13 constitutions since (the most recent one, from 1958, established the Fifth Republic).

I wouldn't say that France is young as a modern state.

martay
+2
Level 70
Feb 11, 2021
Culture ≠ Country. The current iteration of China is significantly different than the China of centuries past. Ditto with India. That's not a judgement on their present or respective histories
EcceHomo
+2
Level 85
May 25, 2021
USA wins the oldest constitution competition. U-S-A, U-S-A, ho ho ho.
tetraaa
+4
Level 33
Feb 1, 2022
the US is one of the actual oldest countries in the world in their modern form
sergeantmalice
+1
Level 56
Jun 16, 2022
@43Cubes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztVMib1T4T4
AlmostAGenius
+1
Level 88
Sep 16, 2023
I’d say he actually is correct. Due to colonization, the majority of countries around the world have only existed in their modern forms for less than 100 years. The countries that I can think of that are specifically older than the United States are probably a third of the countries in Europe, China, Japan, Iran, Turkey, and maybe a few others that I cannot recall at the moment. The rest have more recently unified or gained independence from someone else. That’s not to say they didn’t exist before colonization, but many were controlled by foreign powers until much more recently.
Vivelageo
+2
Level 43
Sep 19, 2023
The 1st French Constitution is from 1792, the current one from 1958. By the way France is not a "young country", the State of France exists since 989.
divantilya
+2
Level 36
Aug 15, 2018
And yet - I would have voted for the UK, Greece, the Netherlands or even France, before thinking of the USA as having the oldest constitution.
Tramp
+7
Level 79
May 18, 2017
What happened in 1480?
Carry
+10
Level 63
May 19, 2017
Cyclones supposedly sunk the landbridge.
Borgir
+17
Level 62
Oct 30, 2017
Those one-eyed hooligans!
bks961
+4
Level 74
Oct 30, 2017
I thought it was the Cylons.
Djilas
+7
Level 86
May 19, 2017
(Almost) nobody knows this about the gypsies??
TomatosRaafatos
+3
Level 75
Oct 30, 2017
I guess the word Romani made the clue misleading. I personally thought the gypsies came somewhere from Eastern Europe. Also had an impression they resided in Ireland and northern U.K.
Corrode
+6
Level 60
Oct 30, 2017
They're all different things.

Roma/Romani are a nomadic Indian people who ended up mostly migrating to Europe. They now mostly live in eastern Europe. Somewhere between .25-0.5 million of them were killed in the Holocast. They're the original "gypsies," which word possibly originates from people thinking they were Egyptian.

Most gypsies in the UK and Ireland are Irish travellers rather than Roma, although there's Roma groups too.

kalbahamut
+1
Level 80
Oct 30, 2017
(Some of, perhaps a plurality- popular misconception that it's possible for "a people" to be discrete and extant for all time) the ancestors of today's Roma migrated to Europe from India. I was under the impression that the name Roma/Romani came from the fact that many of them first settled in Romania before spreading elsewhere in Europe, but looked it up before posting and apparently that's not the case. Anyway there are still huge numbers in Romania but they are all over Europe.
GollossalKitty
+1
Level 44
May 4, 2025
i think the names of the roma and romania are related and I'm sure many went to romania but settled is a silly choice of words for the (at the time) nomads
Jerry928
+4
Level 76
May 20, 2017
Slovenia is mainly flat plains. The northern border with Austria is alpine, but that only covers a small proportion of the country.
Djilas
+15
Level 86
May 20, 2017
Far from "mostly flat plains", it's mostly hilly. Alpine and subalpine regions cover about 40% of the country. In any case, it's an Alpine country just as it is also a Mediterranean country.
PierrotBientot
+1
Level 34
Oct 30, 2017
"Bolivia" is the one answer I missed, just because I'm ignorant and didn't get the meaning of "Western Hemisphere" (I thought it was the "Northern Hemisphere"). Shame on me.
kalbahamut
+2
Level 80
Oct 30, 2017
easy
rjfrommtl
+10
Level 81
Oct 30, 2017
Mauritius also has a Hindu majority. Slim majority at 51.9% (as per wikipedia), but still a majority.
sergeantmalice
+1
Level 56
Jun 16, 2022
not valid anymore
FlabberBapper
+1
Level 76
Oct 30, 2017
I don't think pirates from Somalia "inspired" the move "Captain Philips" seeing how it was based on a true story.
kalbahamut
+12
Level 80
Oct 30, 2017
..... what do you think the word inspired means?
Ferbin
+2
Level 79
Sep 19, 2023
One could ask you the same. "Inspired by" is not generally used in the same way as "based on". The latter is used to refer to an adaptation of real events, whereas the former is used to convey "we took some ideas from this to make our own story". In that sense, which I believe Flabber would agree on, the comment is correct, even if it is a bit of a nitpick.
Sifhraven
+3
Level 76
Oct 21, 2019
Never heard of the movie but immediately knew it had to be somalia.
ddddan
+1
Level 85
Feb 11, 2021
I tried UK first lol
idontlikeit2
+3
Level 77
Oct 30, 2017
The Atacama Desert extends into Bolivia, Argentina and Peru as well depending on which source you're using. But it's certainly not only Chile.
Sifhraven
+6
Level 76
Oct 21, 2019
The "small" threw me of in the melania question for eastern european standards is it of average size ( I know it said alpine, but that got me more confused, after liechtenstein not working I started to even doubt were the alps were, thought what small countries could there be.. monaco? san marino?)

I would leave it out it doesn't help the question,at all

kitsims
+6
Level 86
Feb 9, 2021
@Sifhraven - that's just not accurate at all. None of the European microstates are in Eastern Europe. Slovenia is either the second- or third-smallest country in Eastern Europe, depending on whether you consider Kosovo a country. It's certainly not 'average by Eastern European standards'.
HinesBrothers
+3
Level 77
Nov 7, 2019
Cocos Island is the southernmost point of Costa Rica and is further south than any point in Panama
Quizmaster
+1
Level ∞
May 20, 2023
Changed the clue to add the word "mainland".
EytanMelech
+8
Level 66
Mar 23, 2020
Isn't Fiji also majority Hindu?
sihollett
+1
Level 90
Sep 15, 2020
I'm guessing the smallish bit of Mali that's in the eastern hemisphere is bigger than the difference in size between it and Bolivia, or otherwise excludes it.
E56
+3
Level 91
Dec 29, 2020
can the word starting with g in the clue about the romani please be removed seeing as that word (the one with the g) is considered an ethnic slur. thank you.
Jugler
+5
Level 60
Jan 11, 2021
mauritius isch majority hindu du fischgurke
Nathaniel
+1
Level 77
Feb 9, 2021
Mauritius is indeed also majority Hindu
JackintheBox
+3
Level 82
Feb 9, 2021
According to the 2011 census, Mauritius is plurality Hindu, but not majority.
lovecountry
+1
Level 20
Feb 9, 2021
hey quizmaster nice to talk to you , I just wanted to ask how to eligible points on our quiz

thank you by lovecountry

FaroPor
+4
Level 60
Feb 9, 2021
Aren't Mauritius and Fiji Hindu too?
JonOfKent
+1
Level 60
Feb 9, 2021
It's always weird when the only question I didn't get is one of the most-known ones. Looks like I should watch more pirate films...
limesus
+1
Level 34
Feb 9, 2021
I randomly guessed India for the gypsies one because why not
jess1769
+4
Level 82
Feb 9, 2021
I understand you wanted to clarify who the Romani are for those who may not know, but g*psy is commonly regarded as a slur by most (though certainly not all) Roma people. Can you please remove this word? Potential ignorance of readers as to who the Roma are isn't a valid excuse for invoking a slur. At least put an asterisk in it so folks can learn that this word is offensive to many. I appreciate your understanding. :-)
Quizmaster
+3
Level ∞
May 20, 2023
https://astralcodexten.substack.com/p/give-up-seventy-percent-of-the-way
mikeyheath92
+3
Level 49
Sep 16, 2023
Are you Roma? If not, you don't get to dictate whether or not the G word is a slur.
HugoJust
+1
Level 33
Jan 27, 2025
Damn 2,620 words just to say idc
Quizmaster
+3
Level ∞
May 20, 2023
Furthermore, if you believe this, blurring one letter doesn't make it okay.
CS
+3
Level 66
Feb 9, 2021
Melania Trump wasn't actually born in Slovenia because Slovenia didn't exist at the time. Melania Trump was actually born in Yugoslavia. You might want to reword that clue.
Jango
+9
Level 63
Mar 17, 2022
How do you define 'most educated ', please? It's a very broad term. Most people able to access education? in school? literate? numerate? most people with most letters after their names?
grantdon
+2
Level 74
Apr 7, 2025
Percentage of people who have completed High School and/or a tertiary qualification at a guess
blizzrd33
+1
Level 80
Nov 10, 2022
Liechtenstein or Andorra are "small alpine countries". Slovenia is not.
AllOfSanMarino
+6
Level 68
Dec 21, 2022
just a hunch, but I don't think Andorra is located within the Alps.
Vivelageo
+3
Level 43
Sep 19, 2023
Since when does Andorra have the Alps ?
blizzrd33
+1
Level 80
Oct 28, 2024
Alpine isn't exclusive to the mountain range in central Europe.
Mogysht
+2
Level 50
Sep 16, 2023
Poland is definitely not Eastern Europe. Central, yes.

And you have a typo - "came" - "come" in the penultimate question.

Nickelz
+1
Level 68
Sep 16, 2023
Australia has highest GDP per capita in Southern Hemisphere, and Guyana is second :0
Quizmaster
+1
Level ∞
Jul 27, 2024
Guyana's GDP is much higher than Australia now. But, it's entirely in the northern hemisphere.
asmasiarii
+8
Level 39
Apr 7, 2025
Would love to know what led to the conclusion of Israel being the most educated country in the Middle East, as most sources online would contest this. If we’re talking literacy, Jordan takes first place. If we’re using PISA scores, Israel doesn’t even make the top 5, and if we’re using The Education Index, part of the United Nations Development Programme's (UNDP) Human Development Index (HDI), UAE stands out prominently as first.

Even when asking ChatGPT to pull from many sources and use standardised measures of educational attainment, it concludes this:

"Based on the major indicators the UAE currently stands out as the most educated country in the Middle East overall.

Here's why:

1. Education Index

UAE ranks 17th globally in the UN Human Development Report (2023/2024).

High expected (17.2 years) and mean years of schooling (12.8 years).

2. PISA Scores

Highest in the region in mathematics, reading, and science among Middle Eastern participants. Recognized by OECD for excellence

asmasiarii
+5
Level 39
Apr 7, 2025
in creative thinking and financial literacy education.

3. Literacy Rate

Among the highest in the Arab world, with adult literacy over 93%, and nearly 100% youth literacy.

4. Education Reforms and Investment

UAE consistently invests a large portion of its GDP into education. It has strong digital infrastructure and early integration of AI and tech in classrooms.

Other strong contenders include Qatar and Jordan—Qatar performs well in PISA and invests heavily in education, while Jordan boasts a very high literacy rate and a strong academic culture. But overall, UAE checks the most boxes across quality, access, and global performance metrics."

Seanthesheep
+3
Level 76
Apr 10, 2025
Once again, ChatGPT is wrong. Israel is higher than UAE and any other Middle East country in every aspect of PISA score (Mathematics: rank 38 for Israel, 43 for UAE, Science: 37 v 47, Reading: 30 v 48). However you are correct that UAE has a higher education index per UN. In adult literacy rate the highest is Jordan and in youth literacy rate the highest is a tie between Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and Lebanon. Given that there are multiple different ways to do this calculation that give conflicting results, I think the clue should just be scrapped
Koopa
+4
Level 87
Apr 7, 2025
Beat me to the punch. I wasn't going to go into as much detail as you, but I was curious as to how that was quantified.
thisguy786
+1
Level 38
Apr 9, 2025
Australia has a lower GDP per capita than indonesia
thisguy786
+1
Level 38
Apr 9, 2025
Wait no sorry
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