Well that was much easier than I expected... start with Canberra.. then name every large city in Australia I could think of + Hobart because I knew that was right and Darwin since nothing else is up there... didn't even have to use backspace.
This is my 1st time, that I've done this quiz, and I had 8/8 correct, with 1:9 remaining. In my class I'm nicknamed ,,The Worldmap", because everyone says, that I'm extremely good, at countries and capitals.
I can do 168 countries and 121 capitals out of 196 nations. (Without Google searching.)
I'm 2 years old and can name all 196 countries and all 376 of their capitals. Also all features on Mars, including ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇ where I am planning to move there soon. I can also name all ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇! People call me the "[REDACTED]"
So might you: This comment ought to read. "You may be "The Worldmap," but you might need to retake English class and learn how to use commas." You missed a comma after Worldmap.
Well done Nicole, all these people making petty remarks about punctuation would not have been able to keep up with you when they were fourteen.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, (Added a few commas to keep them happy)
Let me preface this by saying that I am thirteen. Even taking age into account, this reads like any other brag comment on jetpunk. The petty replies about how you "need to retake english class" are however unwarranted. I'm glad that you're invested in geography. :)
Good for you, Nicole. I'm a grandmother and I have lots of trouble remembering world capitals. Just remember that by the time you're my age, it's likely that several of those countries and capitals will have changed names, possibly more than once. It makes it hard for us oldsters to keep up, so enjoy it while you can. :)
Typically in any group of people if you make it known that you know more than they do about something you are forever branded a one-upper. Must be a private school or something for them to compliment you.
Thought I might maybe get 1 or 2. Got all 8. Man, Australian capitals are so straight forward, unlike the states. If it wasn't the capital nobody outside of Carson City would know what it is. Same deal with things like Jefferson City, or Baton Rouge, etc. Alright my rant is over.
There are 50 state capitals in USA and only 8 in Australia, and I'm pretty sure there are plenty of people in the world (including most Americans) who haven't heard of all the Australian capitals either.
Yeah, but the point here is that the Australian capitals are the biggest cities in the area whereas US capitals are more often smaller cities. In Australia knowing the 10 biggest cities gives you the capitals. In the US you need much more than the 50 biggest cities to cover all capitals.
And most Australian states and territories only have 1 or 2 decently sized cities in them, so there's not much competition for what should be the capital.
I hesitated at that one because knowing it's the national capital I assumed it wouldn't also be a state capital, but it's the only thing I could think of so I tried it.
Canberra is a city that, like Islamabad, is made to be the capital but it still has a large population in it as it is a rather nice place to live (if a little damp and chilly).
This is my 1st time, that I've done this quiz, and I had 8/8 correct, with 1:9 remaining. In my class I'm nicknamed ,,The Worldmap", because everyone says, that I'm extremely good, at countries and capitals.
I can do 168 countries and 121 capitals out of 196 nations. (Without Google searching.)
My capitals leave a lot to be desired sadly but anyway.
Also, don't let what these people said about your grammar affect you too much. Just take it as something to work on.
What a typing speed test for an Australian