However, altough I got a 100% here, I wouldn't consider this questions 'easy' for not jetpunkers...
I must confess I got lucky in 2 of them (the US related, obviously, which might be easy for you), but others might be trickier for people living further
Are you suggesting that the geography of Pittsburgh - America's 63rd largest city! - isn't the focus of intense education for students around the world? Guess y'all are too busy learning about kilohectaremeters and godless communism instead of the important stuff.
I know Chicago is on Lake Michigan, grew up there. Last night a friend mentioned the "lake effect" in Toronto, so that left Cleveland and Pittsburgh. I get the geography of the 3 "C" cities confused (Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati), so I guessed Pittsburgh. Lucky guess. 100%
One a kilohectometer is not a thing and the only communist countries are China Cuba Laos and Vietnam one of wich is 144.8406 kilometers from the us I am talking to martay
I was going to say the same thing. I also got 100% (no guesses, but a couple I had to think about for a second), but compared to some other quizzes on the site this isn't that easy.
I'm ethnically Sri Lankan, and I'm trying to get a grip on fact that the country is located in the northern hemisphere. Hold me as I re-examine the world map.
For Asia, I just think: "if it's north of Indonesia, it's probably northern hemisphere"
As for Brazil, only the top 4 countries in South America have any significant territory above the equator, while most of Brazil and Ecuador are south of it.
Agree, super easy. Probably elementary school level, though sadly isn't for your average American. Should be given an "easy" tag, at least for this crowd.
12/15. I could have gotten 13 but i spent too much time debating with myself if Britain made it to Indochina before France and if New Zealand was only part of the Dutch empire but I ended up switching my answer to the wrong one.
14/15, just missed Thailand because I kept going back and forth between Thailand and New Zealand, I thought both of them were British so I couldn't make up my mind, even though New Zealand was the more obviously British one
Sad only 50% got Karachi. I guess because for a city like Bhopal that most people are not familiar with, it's easy to assume that's the odd one out without looking at the other choices
However, altough I got a 100% here, I wouldn't consider this questions 'easy' for not jetpunkers...
I must confess I got lucky in 2 of them (the US related, obviously, which might be easy for you), but others might be trickier for people living further
As for Brazil, only the top 4 countries in South America have any significant territory above the equator, while most of Brazil and Ecuador are south of it.