+1 I was wondering, "what geographical feature is straight [as in directly] between the Pacific and Arctic oceans?!" Also, it may be my computer, but does the hidden country seem a tad blurry?
That's quite a spread of questions. From "What's the Westernmost state of Australia?" to "Most populous city in Crimea?". Quite a difference in difficulty right there.
Yeah, everyone knows what the most populous city in Crimea is, but does anyone know that West Australia was the westernmost state of Australia? I don’t think so.
To be fair on those who think "West Australia" is too easy, the quiz should not accept "West Australia" but insist on the actual name "Western Australia".
I'm cracking up at Maladroit's comment proclaiming it's such a stupid, easy question...while answering the question wrong! "West Australia" should 100% NOT be accepted.
If that's what you mean then it's ridiculous - it's like saying that Southern England and the rest of Britain are separate islands because you can go by barge from the Avon to the Thames
I second that, KoljiVriVoda. The name is Fernão de Magalhães, Ferdinand Magellan is the anglicized version of it. You could accept Magalhães as a correct answer.
Yeah, what is commonly called "Taiwan" is officially called "The Republic of China." What is commonly called "China" is officially "The People's Republic of China."
Kinda only needed that first piece, as others have said, because of Armenia... maybe an image without the other countries? Still a cool quiz, just suggesting!
If that's what you mean then it's ridiculous - it's like saying that Southern England and the rest of Britain are separate islands because you can go by barge from the Avon to the Thames