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Countries that Start with M

There are 17 countries that start with the letter M. How many can you guess in 4 minutes?
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First submittedJuly 17, 2012
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Country
Madagascar
Malawi
Malaysia
Maldives
Mali
Malta
Country
Marshall Islands
Mauritania
Mauritius
Mexico
Moldova
Monaco
Country
Mongolia
Montenegro
Morocco
Mozambique
Myanmar
Not Included
Fed. States of Micronesia
North Macedonia
aertzc
+30
Level 28
Oct 22, 2012
Allow me to clarify some things, this quiz uses the short names for countries. The Federated States of Micronesia don't have a short name. They're only known by their long name. Macedonia on the other hand is officially called the Republic of Macedonia (It hasn't been called Fornmer Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia in nearly 20 years). The Republic of Macedonia's short name is Macedonia.

Fun fact: Canada is one of the few countries that has no prefix (i.e. "Republic of...") which is the result of its unique relationship with Great Britain.

Woodlouse7
+5
Level 15
Oct 24, 2012
And Japan. But nobody mention Taiwan- Republic of China? Taiwan? Republic of Taiwan?
soleplayer
+3
Level 45
Oct 14, 2022
Taiwan is either called "Republic of China" or "Chinese Taipei" I don't know too
Quizmaster
+6
Level ∞
Oct 24, 2012
Thanks @aertzc. That is exactly correct.
TheWombat
+7
Level 74
Sep 5, 2013
Is it a unique relationship? How does it differ to Australia's relationship with the UK? Not a criticism, I'm genuinely interested.
FolgoreCZ
+2
Level 60
Jul 16, 2020
In that Australia does have a prefix.
Minutiae
+2
Level 70
Aug 4, 2021
Or New Zealand, which doesn't have a prefix?
Dimby
+3
Level 75
Nov 1, 2021
What, you're just assuming Canada doesn't have a nicer, snugglier relationship with Britain than Australia and New Zealand? I assure you, Canada and Britain's relationship is unique because it is the snuggliest out of all the Commonwealth countries. So many snuggles that Canada has to juggle the snuggles.
georgekotz
+7
Level 75
Feb 27, 2015
How has the name Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia been out of use for 20 years? Several countries have never accepted the name "Republic of Macedonia" because this interferes with Greece's national heritage (it creates the illusion that anything Macedonian is not Greek, which is horribly wrong). So, because of the ongoing naming dispute, most major international organisations (e.g. the UN, the EU, the IOC) refer to the country as FYROM.
trebek
+11
Level 70
May 31, 2016
And we wonder why the world is in a constant state of war.
kalbahamut
+11
Level 83
Jun 13, 2016
By "several countries" do you mean Greece and only Greece? If not, then this is inaccurate. Greece has put pressure on some organizations to adopt their ridiculous stance, but no other country gives a crap. Greek and Macedonian nationalism were both birthed around the same time. And now they fight over this nonsense because their respective creation myths (a necessary component to any nationalist narrative) are contradictory; and also, of course, because of tourist dollars.

Probably also because it's the Balkans and hating your neighbors is a time-honored tradition.

georgekotz
+23
Level 75
Jul 22, 2016
Actually, kalbahamut, it's 16 coutries according to Wikipedia, among which Germany, France, Japan etc. And all these countries refuse to accept FYROM's claims because this country is the one employing ridiculous methods to falsify history and fuel irredentism, not Greece. Imagine Canada deciding to call itself "America" (well, Canada is part of the American continent, right?) and trying to use this to prove that the American Revolution, the American Civil War etc. are actually their own history. And that since these historical events took place on US soil, much of the US is actually occupied Canadian lands largely inhabited by oppressed Canadians. Such nonsense is exactly the impression that FYROM is trying to create. As to the stance of other countries, it's all a matter of political interests.
kalbahamut
+6
Level 83
Mar 23, 2017
If Canada wants to change their name to America, let them. I honestly couldn't possibly care less. Even though your analogy is wrong. And obviously biased. And it would be a little weird for them to make that an official name. But if they wanted to be the Republic of America, or the Commonwealth Realm of America, or the Democratic Federation of America, or the United Provinces of America... that would be perfectly fine. Why wouldn't it be? It's their country. And yes they are in North America. And if Americans started whining about this and insisting that Canadians were "stealing" their history, as if such a thing were even possible, and changed all their signs going to the Republic of America to read "FCROA" just as a general F you to their Canadian neighbors... I would loudly and confidently call those Americans pathetic, petty, ignorant morons. I have no problem calling out my fellow citizens for stupidity or jingoism when they exhibit it, which is often enough.
kalbahamut
+2
Level 83
Mar 23, 2017
and if then the Republic of America built a giant statue of George Washington in Ottawa, I wouldn't mind pointing out that this was a bit kitschy or silly. Thought I still wouldn't insist they change the name of their country. That would be stupid.
georgekotz
+11
Level 75
May 25, 2017
I would be happy to hear what makes the analogy so obviously wrong and biased, because the only major difference I can see is that any hypothetical attempts by Canada to promote a nationalistic narrative based on name changes and ludicrous statements about history would be of no international significance. The US has the power to ensure that, after all. On the contrary, in a region where nationalism, irredentism and claims about the oppression of minorities have very recently sparked public unrest, wars and genocides and have been used as an excuse for foreign intervention, one cannot just sit back while a neighbouring country is successfully trying to create widespread international confusion about historical issues in order to justify the promotion of an aggressive nationalist agenda.
georgekotz
+3
Level 75
May 25, 2017
You may think that we Macedonian Greeks are overreacting when we don't want road signs reading "Macedonia: 100km" while we are already in Macedonia, when we feel uncomfortable about people getting our nationality wrong if we say we are Macedonians, or about them thinking that Alexander the Great was not Greek. But pathetic morons we are certainly not, especially since there is a complex and possibly threatening political issue underlying the choice of name.
kalbahamut
+9
Level 83
Aug 11, 2017
If someone asks you your nationality and you answer that you are Macedonian, then you deserve any resulting frustration. If someone asks you where you are from and you answer that you are Macedonian, then any resulting confusion ought to frustrate you no more than residents of Georgia the US state (correct answer: not at all). And Alexander was not Greek in the sense that you are using the word. Just because there existed a word Greek in ancient texts that contemporary Greek nationalists co-opted to describe the people of the country they invented doesn't mean that the word in both contexts now means the same thing. Further, it doesn't matter whether he was or not.
kalbahamut
+4
Level 83
Aug 11, 2017
The main reason your analogy is absurd is that the United States is barely 200 years old. There was never any overlap between the territories of Canada and the US. Americans can trace their national history back to the Revolution pretty easily and there's no period inbetween then and the present when the country ceased to exist and the ethnicity meant something other than what it means today. Beyond the Revolution we are talking about some combination of Native American history, British history, French history, etc... which Canadians have at least equal claim to. It would be supremely stupid for Americans to claim that they are the true Brits and Canadians have no claim to the legacy of John Cabot, Jamestown, etc. and they don't do that. If Canadians want to build a statue of John Smith, Pocahontas, or King George, great. Go for it. It doesn't matter if they speak a different language in Quebec.
kalbahamut
+1
Level 83
Aug 11, 2017
Anyway while the USA has its share of creation myths, as all nationalist movements have and require, the American creation myths are not as far fetched as most because the history is so short. It's not a big stretch for Americans to claim Benjamin Franklin as one of their own. After the Declaration of Independence he had American citizenship so they have that in common and there's not a big separation in time, and no separation in terms of national identity since they're using the same Constitution today. It's not nearly the same thing as modern Greeks or Macedonians trying to lay claim to Alexander, who was neither Greek nor Macedonian, in the contemporary sense; but whose ancient kingdom existed in both countries, and whose descendants live in both countries.

Your rambling about aggressive nationalist agendas and genocides... come on are you serious? Yeah nationalism is stupid and leads to bad things. Greek nationalism as much as any other flavor. So why not let it go?

georgekotz
+2
Level 75
Aug 26, 2017
Despite the separation in time, I believe it is wrong to claim that Greece has no continuity as a nation. Greeks never seized to exist or define themselves as such, and elements that compose a national identity, most notably the Greek language, have stood the test of time remarkably well. State sovereignty and integrity are pretty much the only things the US has maintained better than Greeks, and I wouldn't call these crucial in terms of defining nationality. I am not implying that this is proof of ethnic purity or superiority. In fact, I believe anyone has the right to be inspired not only by the ancient Macedonian civilisation, but also by any culture or historical figure of the recent or distant past. Nevertheless, denying the connection between ancient or modern Greeks and Macedonia is a mistake in historical terms. The FYROM government has not only turned this mistake into a national policy, but they have also been promoting it precisely as proof of their own ethnic superiority.
georgekotz
+2
Level 75
Aug 26, 2017
Of course you can find such an absurd notion of superiority among nationalists around the world. The key factor in FYROM, and the reason why it is indeed aggressive and worrying, is that it is not only actively promoted by the state, along with a strong flavour of irredentism, but the main instrument of this promotion, namely the stubborn stance on the naming dispute, is also internationally condoned, with the resulting historical confusion creating an anti-Greek sentiment in connection with this issue even in the minds of educated people globally. In a similar discussion elsewhere on this very site, where comments are on average more educated than most places on the web, Greeks were collectively categorized as people with issues they need to get over. This is really saddening and unjustified, and one of the main reasons why we Greeks insist on not just letting it go.
kalbahamut
+2
Level 83
Apr 4, 2018
You might believe it's wrong to claim that there is no continuity... but I'm sorry, you've been duped by the nationalist lie of your own country. There isn't any continuity. And you're wrong that Greeks never ceased to define themselves as Greeks. They absolutely did. When the entire Byzantine Empire covered all the lands from Italy to Iran, and all of it spoke Greek, the ethnicity of Greek did not exist. When the Ottomans came and conquered the same territory, and slowly the Turkish language and Muslim religion came to displace Greek and Orthodox Christianity, the term "Greek" was used to refer to members of the Greek Orthodox Church. It didn't mean the same thing that you think it means today. Language is often used to define a nation, but I find it an incredibly flimsy thing to base it on. If I am from China but learn to speak Japanese, does that make me Japanese? If I move to America and my children speak English, are they not Chinese?
kalbahamut
+2
Level 83
Apr 4, 2018
and what is "Chinese" anyway (linguistically)? There are hundreds of languages and dialects spoken in China, to go along with hundreds of ethnicities. And yet China has more political, historical, and cultural continuity than Greece does. (I also believe Chinese nationalism is a lie, for what it's worth) It's all BS. Anyone can learn to speak a language. You don't have to be related to Alexander to speak Greek. And you could be his direct descendant and speak Bulgarian. The Israelis revived a completely dead language when they created their nationalist myth. So greater linguistic feats have been accomplished than the preservation of Greek.

You say it is a mistake to deny a connection between ancient Macedon and Greek Macedonia. Okay. Who does that? And how do you then go on to deny the connection between ancient Macedon and the Republic of Macedonia? Both places existed within the territory of Philip II's empire. Both contain his genetic heirs.

kalbahamut
+6
Level 83
Apr 4, 2018
If the Republic of Macedonia's government is being petty and trying to thumb their nose at Greek Macedonians (and I know that they are).... LET THEM! Why bring yourself down to their level? Frankly both sides of this debate are acting like petulant children. Any anti-Greek sentiment that arises from this, I submit, is directly the result of Greeks loudly insisting on use of "FYROM," when everyone else sees how silly and pointless this is. If you wanted to be the mature ones in this dispute and just let it go as I suggest, there would be no anti-Greek sentiment. You are causing the very thing that you say you need to fight against. You would win the fight if you just stopped fighting.
georgekotz
+1
Level 75
Apr 25, 2018
I agree that language in itself is not proof of a nation's continuity, but the preservation of a language is an undeniable indicator of an ongoing desire to respect the tradition of one's ancestors, even more so when it has survived through Roman, Bulgarian, western European and Ottoman conquests. This respect for a common history and past and the will to honour it is what I believe defines a nation and its continuity, and it is also what has kept the Greek civilisation perfectly alive throughout many difficult centuries, its continuity not being some sort of fabrication necessary for religious identification, but a fact already documented by Byzantine scholars, still far from the necessity of a common conscience against an occupying force, in a state that actually never seized to identify itself as the continuation of the Roman Empire.
georgekotz
+1
Level 75
Apr 25, 2018
Considering the above, and the fact that, as you said anyway, using alleged bloodlines to lay claim to history is pretty much nonsense whatever nation we are talking about, if Slavic Macedonians indeed respected ancient Macedonia and its civilisation, I would be happy to embrace the connection between the two. Yet what FYROM keeps doing is a laughable falsification of historical facts about Macedonia and Alexander (a unifier of nations, by the way) in an attempt to maintain the integrity of a state linguistically composed mostly of Bulgarian and Albanian speakers, by fanaticising the population about their national superiority and the rightful nature of irredentist claims against their neighbours. This is evidently such a blatant display of both disrespect for history and aggression towards Greece, that carelessly accepting FYROM's position on the dispute would be a self-inflicted blow not only to Greece's diplomatic position, but also to the Greeks' own respect towards their past.
kalbahamut
+3
Level 83
Apr 24, 2019
I see what goes on in the Republic of Macedonia as reactionary. Having spent a lot of time in Skopje and Thessaloniki. The Greeks are a lot more emotional about this than the Macedonians are, and the people in Skopje mostly think of their own government as ridiculous. If the Greeks would stop insisting on stupid crap like changing all of the signs pointing toward Macedonia to "FYROM"... then I bet the Macedonians would stop trying to antagonize Greece. It's just petty bickering on both sides and they both distort history to their own ends. I've also visited the "Museum of the Macedonian Struggle" in both Skopje and Thessaloniki. Going by the one in Thessaloniki it's like the country of North Macedonia doesn't even exist. At least the one in Skopje concedes that there is a Greece.
HarroDutchie
+7
Level 54
Oct 14, 2019
Thank you guys, this saved me searching the web to understand the dynamics in that region.
TinteEalaine
+3
Level 46
Apr 12, 2022
I guess it would be annoying to go by FYROM. Having the name of the country you were once part of would be annoying. I would hate for my country to be the Former British Republic of Ireland or whatnot. (I know that's probably not what it would be, but I'm bad with words). It would just be a reminder that we were part of that country, and all the work for independence and seeing us as our own nation would sort of disappear. I don't now the full story of FYROM, just saying if I was Macedonian or probably wouldn't like it to much.
kalbahamut
+1
Level 83
Jul 17, 2022
hoping that you would disappear is exactly what Greece had in mind when they invented the ridiculous named "FYROM" for the Republic of Macedonia (now known as the Republic of North Macedonia)
madebyHIM
+3
Level 17
Jun 5, 2023
enough with the paragraphs
MiecraftMan
+1
Level 59
Nov 2, 2021
Your very right aertzc, it hasn’t been called Fornmer Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia in around 20 years.
ough
+2
Level 50
Feb 3, 2022
The official name for Canada is The Dominion Of Canada.
TheLonelyAlula
+1
Level 48
May 26, 2022
Actually there is the name of the Dominion of Canada, however it's not used in any official contexts. The name Republic of Ireland is also not used in any official contexts though (the country is officially just called "Ireland"), but everybody still recognizes it as the country's longer/more formal name.
AlexW2210
+1
Level 61
Aug 22, 2022
I think ROI is used sometimes just to differentiate from Northern Ireland, which is part of the United Kingdom. ROI is used in some sports for example.
Ponderosa
+22
Level 85
Nov 3, 2012
You forgot 'Merica.
StanJisoo
+16
Level 60
Apr 24, 2019
'Murca* uncultured filth
tlebo
+1
Level 46
Jan 11, 2013
I know right
alanis
+2
Level 43
Jan 22, 2013
missed montenegro!
PacoGee
+14
Level 44
Feb 26, 2018
worse I missed Mexico haha
ooompa
+1
Level 33
Sep 17, 2013
Martinique, also.
fuanacdc
+13
Level 84
Oct 9, 2013
Martinique is part of France I think
Gamer1162
+16
Level 60
Dec 29, 2016
Yes, it's an overseas region of France
JackintheBox
+2
Level 78
Oct 31, 2021
Or an overseas department.
ghalib95
+4
Level 25
Dec 8, 2013
what about micronesia???
MooImAPig
+4
Level 78
Mar 31, 2014
Micronesia should be on here.

Martinique is not its own country.

tonelico
+2
Level 50
Apr 22, 2014
needs 'MURIKAH! :P
SportGeo
+1
Level 21
Aug 11, 2014
Micronesia !
Awesomeness101
+1
Level 53
Oct 8, 2014
please accept "monoco" for monaco
PhileasFogg
+13
Level 44
Dec 21, 2014
why? it's spelled/spelt Monaco....
DonTheLamplighter
+26
Level 84
Sep 18, 2016
Please accept Mahnuhkoe too. And while you're at it, why not also accept $&@*%#!?
Gamer1162
+1
Level 60
Dec 29, 2016
That can't even be accepted
thisisnotanaccount1234567
+11
Level 46
Dec 18, 2017
don't forget mosadhfauiesfhioajfeowhurdhweiafjsjbwhaoefiaouewco
HectorVortac
+10
Level 48
Feb 15, 2017
Yes, and why doesn't it accept monocle? And Mononoke? And Bonobo, monkey, or a cajun spelling: Monaqueaux? I really do like Mahnuhkoe.
Sifhraven
+1
Level 65
Jun 6, 2019
It should be Mownahko
Kiwigeokid2007
+1
Level 62
Oct 23, 2021
And accept ‘manukau’…

Kiwis will know.

ASD1o1
+3
Level 21
Nov 8, 2014
i only missed mexico, i dont even anymore
JBman
+6
Level 44
Mar 7, 2015
Shoot I missed Malawi. Strangest thing is that I live there! (I'm from Canada though)
Relbore
+3
Level 25
Apr 16, 2015
You guys like my name? I think it goes very well with this quiz (and 80% of the other quizzes on this website)
Gamer1162
+17
Level 60
Dec 29, 2016
Since when does "Relbore" have anything to do with many quizzes?
Sifhraven
+2
Level 65
Jun 6, 2019
He is a boar?
JackintheBox
+5
Level 78
Oct 31, 2021
Maybe he thinks this quiz (and 80% of other JetPunk quizzes) is a 'real bore' (real bore, Relbore, geddit?)
Boedicea
+6
Level 55
Aug 2, 2015
I kept thinking mesopotamia *shakes head*
JBrommit
+9
Level 54
Nov 10, 2015
How the HELL did I remember the Marshall Islands and forget Mexico?....
tommo1d
+4
Level 51
Mar 20, 2017
no clue why but I always forget about mexico and canada
Sifhraven
+1
Level 65
Jun 6, 2019
I regularly forget, well think late of mexico, i used to allways forget greece. (And east-timor samoa and sierra leone on bigger quizes). And often uk and us slip out mind aswell
summer19
+1
Level 38
Mar 5, 2023
Same here! Can't believe I forgot one of the more obvious ones.
geographyisthebestsubject
+3
Level 60
Apr 10, 2016
Hey everyone! Check out my quiz! It's called country to capital #1
buck1017
+1
Level 77
May 20, 2016
Quizmaster has finally given in...
JuanLim
+2
Level 43
Apr 25, 2019
How so?
DonStar
+2
Level 41
Jul 22, 2016
Totally forgot Malta what a numpty
ruchi
+1
Level 20
Sep 10, 2016
Got 11!
QuizzerX
+2
Level 22
Nov 29, 2016
Missed Mali, Mozambique, and Morocco
alieninvasion109
+1
Level 25
Mar 23, 2017
100%
svitapeneela
+5
Level 65
Mar 23, 2017
I nearly forgot Mexico, even though I've been watching Breaking Bad all morning!
divantilya
+2
Level 37
May 17, 2017
As to the comments about Canada and its "right" to add some form of America to its name. Not only is Canada in North America, but

in 1775, Michigan, Wisconsin, New Hampshire, Vermont, Ohio

and I believe also Indiana and Illinois were all in the Province

of Quebec which, I believe, is in Canada.

georgekotz
+1
Level 75
May 25, 2017
The analogy above is not just about adding the word "America", it is about removing every other word as well.
annyesoluvely
+2
Level 34
Jun 7, 2017
You kinda start to feel bad for forgetting Mexico when you live 15 minutes from the border...oops.
DETROIT1930
+1
Level 14
Jun 22, 2017
1:57 left
RobertDowneyJR
+1
Level 29
Mar 26, 2019
100% with 2:35 left
kitkat90009
+12
Level 20
Jul 28, 2017
This comment section is a perfect demonstration of humanity's stubborn determination to argue over literally nothing and pretend to be fired up and emotionally invested in something they found off Wikipedia >.>
kalbahamut
+5
Level 83
Aug 11, 2017
Some of us have actually lived lives full of experience and can speak about history without having to consult Wikipedia.
FootballGeoGuy
+1
Level 43
Jul 21, 2019
Kitkat your the perfect demo for a low lvl

Your Learning but really slow

ko2
+1
Level 25
Aug 1, 2017
Missed Maldives
mahble
+3
Level 77
Aug 1, 2017
'MERICA
FatSpartanJediLlama
+1
Level 66
Aug 2, 2017
When I read that the description said one country switched from B to M, that made it obvious.
FatSpartanJediLlama
+2
Level 66
Oct 17, 2019
This time I actually missed it cuz I know it as Burma lol wth
divantilya
+2
Level 37
Aug 9, 2017
Israel and its Arab neighbors remind me of seven brothers laying claim to their deceased parent's land. One brother claims that the land is his because he lived there with and took care of their parents while the others were out traipsing around the world. The other brothers claim that, whether or not they were present, they have a right to inherit, as they are rightful heirs of their parents.

Oh, where's Solomon when you need him!

kalbahamut
+1
Level 83
Aug 11, 2017
Which "brother" do you imagine took care of the parent and which did the traipsing? Because both Jews and Muslims have lived there since the 12th Century.
Maladroit
+3
Level 52
Aug 16, 2017
And Jews have lived there for more than three thousand years.
divantilya
+2
Level 37
Aug 24, 2017
I'm not getting into THAT argument. I purposely did not identify which brother I believe to have a greater right. I merely aimed

to point out the insanity of kinship infighting. In the end, nobody wins.

kalbahamut
+1
Level 83
Apr 4, 2018
well, okay then.
JacquelineHolder
+1
Level 16
Aug 11, 2017
1005 with 1:26 remaining on my first try!!!! :D :D :D
rama2008
+26
Level 67
Nov 7, 2017
Mapan, Morth Korea, Mindia, Megypt, Melgium and many others missing from this list...
Sifhraven
+9
Level 65
Jun 6, 2019
Just miceland actually
Diiiiabloo
+3
Level 31
Feb 18, 2023
Molombia, Margentina
EpicBunny3
+2
Level 44
Feb 23, 2023
Mermany
Jesucristo
+1
Level 32
Nov 24, 2017
how did i forget mexico
ReyFer
+2
Level 65
Dec 10, 2017
Still think that Macedonia shoud be listed on the F as it should be referred to as FYROM
mikan
+1
Level 16
Jan 31, 2018
Author should add another country on M

Montserrat, that is in Carribean

RhalezDavis
+3
Level 44
Mar 19, 2018
Montserrat isn't a sovereign state, it's a dependent territory of France.
pkerr116
+5
Level 74
May 8, 2021
No, it's a British Overseas Territory.
MattyLeeT
+3
Level 23
Apr 13, 2018
:( Got stuck and for some reason quiz didn't accept MERICA! :(
Nurse121
+1
Level 19
May 29, 2018
got all of them right
Cereza
+1
Level 32
Nov 22, 2018
got the Marshall Islands and forgot Mexico
abalaji
+1
Level 37
Dec 23, 2018
iam a boss i completed everything
SirPhilippines
+1
Level 62
Nov 18, 2020
No you are not, this is only just 1 quiz
Guardian
+4
Level 29
Feb 13, 2019
Now it's "North Macedonia", not only Macedonia ;)
JackintheBox
+2
Level 78
Feb 18, 2019
Where's Micronesia?
xXSeanCuber22Xx
+2
Level 61
Feb 18, 2019
Micronesia is known as "Federated States of Micronesia" as its full name.
Quizmaster
+4
Level ∞
Feb 22, 2019
The reason @seokeunschichae is that Micronesia is also a region. So we use Fed. States of Micronesia to distinguish the country from the region.
kinjapan
+1
Level 71
Feb 21, 2019
Micronesia used to work on this test. Can you put the same disclaimer that you put for Macedonia to explain why it got taken off, for those of us coming back to re-test ourselves?
Quizmaster
+5
Level ∞
Feb 22, 2019
It wasn't ever on this quiz, but I added a column of answers that don't work so that people won't get frustrated.
TheGeographyGuy
+1
Level 35
Feb 25, 2019
Actually, the UK knows Myanmar as Burma still so does the US so it should be Burma in English versions.
Carry
+2
Level 63
Mar 15, 2019
I think JetPunk rather uses official English names given by the country itself and accepted by the UN. The official English name was changed to Myanmar. While some countries governments use Burma international English media rather uses Myanmar.
qwertyuiop
+1
Level 20
Mar 7, 2019
Australia is a country in every quiz but this one!?!!!
Carry
+6
Level 63
Mar 15, 2019
Why whould Australia be in this quiz?
bn9043
+2
Level 55
Mar 24, 2022
Australia isn't real! It's a conspiracy by NASA, those lying idiots! Finally, a quiz that's sensible and refuses to recognize that fake country!
GeoDude
+8
Level 48
Mar 19, 2019
Please accept Mars
Jacktheguy
+10
Level 88
Apr 24, 2019
And also Mercury. And the Moon.
clivey
+9
Level 67
Apr 25, 2019
You missed of Middle East, Midwest, Manchester and My house!
PrinceEric
+6
Level 56
Apr 24, 2019
With two spaces left, and the clock ticking down, he desperately typed "Murica"
SpankyMcFabulous
+2
Level 45
May 27, 2019
If Micronesia goes under F, then USA should go under A for America (or perhaps M for 'Merica).
Sifhraven
+7
Level 65
Jun 6, 2019
That makes no sense
Jakub
+1
Level 68
Jun 9, 2019
Yes it does
Sifhraven
+3
Level 65
Sep 25, 2019
No it doesnt, federate equals united,so if micronesia goes under F Usa should go under U.
mukasz
+1
Level 21
Jul 3, 2019
easy
Julesgbt
+2
Level 23
Aug 12, 2019
Please accept Moldavia for Moldova
payel123
+1
Level 38
Sep 12, 2019
I got Mauritius and nearly forgot Mauritania. Why does it accept Burma for Myanmar
TamuAudwodia
+1
Level 66
Nov 4, 2019
I got all... but forgot Morocco :|
CarsonUotila
+1
Level 46
Feb 23, 2020
i got 💯 on my first try with 2:01 to go
Pandora49
+2
Level 55
May 15, 2020
Nice.
notricharda
+2
Level 26
Mar 17, 2020
I got them all with 53 seconds left!
tillydog2015
+1
Level 28
Apr 6, 2020
got all but Maldives.
Clement445
+1
Level 38
Apr 18, 2020
Nice
Pandora49
+1
Level 55
May 15, 2020
Nice!
jemoom
+2
Level 25
May 4, 2020
ahh dammit, i forgot mawiltulav!
markelelrs
+1
Level 27
Jul 3, 2020
1 wrong damn Myanmar
GrassyTPOT
+1
Level 25
Mar 6, 2021
Mozambique
Mfundo
+1
Level 36
Mar 9, 2021
Monaco is not a country but it's a city in France. That why Monaco plays in (french)Ligue 1
RambQuiz
+3
Level 68
Apr 12, 2021
no its a country
HendogJP
+1
Level 56
Jun 9, 2021
Just because a country plays in a different country's domestic league, it doesn't mean that it is part of that country, it may just be too small to host a national league since it is literally only one city.
JALENRAMSEY05
+1
Level 24
Dec 12, 2021
Football fan my dude ?? I support Manchester utd
SlipperyEel
+1
Level 39
Apr 19, 2021
My was all the comments just full paragraphs? Myanmar was one I almost missed. Many people call it Burma so was confused. That country should be in a grey box to avoid confusion.
ArhamZohan
+1
Level 28
Apr 22, 2021
17/17🤯
Pagosch
+1
Level 56
Jun 14, 2021
I tried Micronesia 5 or 6 times before I saw it's not included🙈
TriviaBuff1980
+1
Level 54
Sep 24, 2021
It's funny.. I can sit here and name every country on earth.. For some reason when I have to narrow them down specifically to what letter they start with, I blank!!
chipguy8
+1
Level 45
Oct 23, 2021
Where is mississippi?
RuthlessCosmo
+1
Level 69
Oct 31, 2021
West of Alabama, east of Arkansas. Or did you mean the river?
ClassicAvery
+1
Level 54
Nov 5, 2021
I knew Burma has been changed to Myanmar and I still forget it. It was the only one I missed.
ritan
+1
Level 48
Dec 31, 2021
Damn you Madagascar! I always forget one in this quiz...
jbro
+1
Level 61
Mar 8, 2022
Nearly missed Mexico, phew😌
FreeJungler
+1
Level 28
Apr 3, 2022
I forgot Madagascar.

Whyyyy

EliteElytra
+1
Level 17
Apr 26, 2022
maldiveesssss
Nissan
+4
Level 25
Aug 7, 2022
I don't know why but I typed Minnesota...
sergeantoof
+1
Level 40
Aug 29, 2022
'Merica
powderpuff
+2
Level 46
Nov 1, 2022
You scored 3/17 = 18%

This beats or equals 5.7% of test takers

The average score is 11

Your high score is 3

WE LOVE THIS SCORE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

powderpuff
+2
Level 46
Nov 1, 2022
You scored 3/17 = 18%

This beats or equals 5.7% of test takers

The average score is 11

Your high score is 3

Virtuosa22
+1
Level 30
Dec 27, 2022
I only wanted to score as many points as possible so that I can comment - thank you
kartaj
+2
Level 48
Jan 4, 2023
WARNING: SPOILERS

Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritania, Morocco, Mozam, Mali, Mauritius. Africa has a lot.

Asia has: Malaysia Mongolia Maldives. Europe has Malta, Monaco Montenegro.

And then there’s Mexico.

music99
+2
Level 50
Feb 23, 2023
Not sure why you didn't include Malbania, Mindia, Mazerbaijain, Muruguay, Mireland, etc...
mikeyheath92
+1
Level 45
Apr 4, 2023
Myanmar threw me. I still think of it as Burma.
madebyHIM
+1
Level 17
Jun 5, 2023
Me to. I read a book about Adoniram Judson and now I most of the time think of it as Burma
YTBRSosyalEmre
+1
Level 57
Apr 17, 2023
Murica!!!!!
NiagraAttack
+1
Level 34
Jun 4, 2023
the way I get my answers is by looking at the comments lol
Mooxi
+1
Level 37
Jul 21, 2023
Myanmar took me forever because I still think of it as Burma 😭
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