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Multiple Choice For Every Country #2
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1.
Afghanistan: borders China.
True
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False
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The border is approximately 76 km (47 mi) long.
2.
Albania: is the only Muslim-majority nation in Europe.
True
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False
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Kosovo (95.6%, 2011) and Bosnia and Herzegovina (50.7%, 2013) also have Muslim majorities.
3.
Algeria: What is the two-letter country code of Algeria?
AL
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DZ
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HB
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4.
Andorra: is the only country with what official language?
Romansh
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Livonian
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Catalan
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5.
Angola: What is the currency of Angola?
Kwanza
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CFA Franc
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Rand
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6.
Antigua and Barbuda: What was the name of Boggy Peak from 2009-2016?
Mount Obama
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Mount Klain
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Mount Kissinger
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7.
Argentina: is named for what element on the Periodic Table?
Arsenic
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Copper
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Silver
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8.
Armenia: The Nagorno-Karabakh conflict is between Armenia and whom?
Turkey
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Azerbaijan
✓
Georgia
✓
9.
Australia: Which of these is an Australian state?
Australian Capital Territory
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Tasmania
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Torres Strait Island
✓
10.
Austria: has hosted an Olympic Games.
True
✓
False
✓
Austria hosted the 1964 Winter Olympics, in Innsbruck.
11.
Azerbaijan: Of any country, Azerbaijan has the highest number of what?
Mud Volcanoes
✓
Craters
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Caves
✓
12.
Bahamas: What bird is featured on the Bahamian coat of arms?
Frigatebird
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Flamingo
✓
Shrike
✓
13.
Bahrain: It is possible to drive from Bahrain to Saudi Arabia.
True
✓
False
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Despite being an island country, it's connected by the King Fahd Causeway, a 25km roadway opened in 1986.
14.
Bangladesh: Which of the following records is not held by Bangladesh?
Country with most wild tigers
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Lowest number of tourists per capita
✓
Longest natural beach.
✓
It also has the world's largest mangrove forest.
15.
Barbados: Which of the following pop singers was born in Barbados?
Beyoncé
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Michael Jackson
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Rihanna
✓
16.
Belarus: is the only country in Europe that uses the death penalty.
True
✓
False
✓
17.
Belgium: has how many regions?
3
✓
5
✓
8
✓
The regions are Brussels, Flanders, and Wallonia.
18.
Belize: The Great Blue Hole is what kind of geographic feature?
Atoll
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Sinkhole
✓
Trench
✓
19.
Benin: Voodoo originated in the modern-day country of Benin.
True
✓
False
✓
20.
Bhutan: Why is Gangkhar Puensum significant?
It's the world's highest unclimbed mountain.
✓
It's the supposed dwelling place of the legendary Druk.
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Its summit produces the world's highest wind speeds.
✓
21.
Bolivia: How many official languages does Bolivia have?
6
✓
20
✓
37
✓
22.
Bosnia & Herzegovina: is the largest country of the former Yugoslav republics.
True
✓
False
✓
Serbia is larger, both in population and area.
23.
Botswana: What is the only country to produce more diamonds?
Mexico
✓
Russia
✓
United States
✓
24.
Brazil: The capital, Brasilia, is laid out in the shape of an airplane.
True
✓
False
✓
25.
Brunei: Kampong Ayer is a settlement known for its 42 ___________.
Buddhist temples
✓
Stilt villages
✓
Oil rigs
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The settlement is nicknamed "Venice of the East."
26.
Bulgaria: What food is food made with help from Lactobacillus bulgaricus?
Cheese
✓
Yogurt
✓
Almond milk
✓
27.
Burkina Faso: People from Burkina Faso are referred to as _____.
Burkinabes
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Mossians
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Fasodogo
✓
28.
Burundi: Which of these cities has not, at one time, been the capital?
Gitega
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Muyinga
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Bujumbura
✓
29.
Cambodia: Of any language, Khmer has the most letters in its alphabet.
True
✓
False
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It has 74 letters.
30.
Cameroon: What country colonized Cameroon, calling it Kamerun?
France
✓
Germany
✓
United Kingdom
✓
31.
Canada: Baffin Island is a part of which Canadian territory?
Yukon
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Northwest Territories
✓
Nunavut
✓
32.
Cape Verde: What is the nearest African mainland country?
Senegal
✓
Gambia
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Mauritania
✓
33.
Central African Republic: emits the least ____ pollution of any country.
Air
✓
Light
✓
Sound
✓
34.
Chad: reportedly has more of which species than any other country?
Camel
✓
Cheetah
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Rhinoceros
✓
35.
Chile: Which of the following records is not held by Chile?
World's largest fjord
✓
World's highest volcano
✓
World's strongest earthquake
✓
The Atacama Desert is also the world's driest.
36.
China: What is the first animal in the Chinese zodiac?
Dragon
✓
Tiger
✓
Rat
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The tiger is third, and the dragon is fifth.
37.
Colombia: has the highest average rainfall of any country.
True
✓
False
✓
It receives around 324 cm per year.
38.
Comoros: What is the state religion?
Hinduism
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Islam
✓
Christianity
✓
39.
Costa Rica: Which of these monkeys cannot be found in Costa Rica?
Capuchin
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Squirrel Monkey
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Marmoset
✓
40.
Croatia: joined what international body in 2013?
NATO
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United Nations
✓
European Union
✓
41.
Cuba: Introduced in 1959, "libreta" is what type of government-run system?
Rationing
✓
Work authorization
✓
Healthcare
✓
42.
Cyprus: is geographically closer to Africa than Europe.
True
✓
False
✓
43.
Czech Republic: famously occurring in 1419 and 1618, what is defenestration?
Starving someone to death
✓
Throwing someone out of a window
✓
A type of military coup
✓
44.
Democratic Republic of the Congo: is a landlocked country.
True
✓
False
✓
It would be, if not for a small 40 km (25 mi) coastline on the Atlantic Ocean.
45.
Denmark: Which of these toys is a Danish invention?
Rubik's Cube
✓
LEGOs
✓
Koosh Ball
✓
The Rubik's Cube is a Hungarian invention, while the Koosh Ball is American.
46.
Djibouti: What Asian country is only 20 km away from Djibouti?
Saudi Arabia
✓
Yemen
✓
Jordan
✓
47.
Dominica: What is the national animal, featured on the Dominican flag?
Common Ground Dove
✓
Sisserou Parrot
✓
Caribbean Flamingo
✓
48.
Dominican Republic: was a French colony.
True
✓
False
✓
Its eastern neighbor, Haiti, was a French colony. The Dominican Republic was colonized by the Spanish.
49.
East Timor: Which of these seas does not border East Timor?
Coral
✓
Timor
✓
Banda
✓
50.
Ecuador: Quito is the capital and most populous urban area in Ecuador.
True
✓
False
✓
While Quito is the capital, Guayaquil is more populous.
51.
Egypt: Which of the following was not one of the 10 plagues of Egypt?
Frogs
✓
Hail
✓
Drought
✓
52.
El Salvador: Pupusas, the national dish, are a type of stuffed _______.
Tortilla
✓
Pepper
✓
Guinea Pig
✓
53.
Equatorial Guinea: contains the wettest place in Africa.
True
✓
False
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The tiny village of San Antonio de Ureca receives as much as 10,450 mm (411 in) of rain per year!
54.
Eritrea: When did the country become independent?
1965
✓
1993
✓
2004
✓
55.
Estonia: In 2005, became the first country to do what?
Vote by internet
✓
Legalize same-sex marriage
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Allocate reparations for slavery.
✓
56.
Eswatini: After Uluru, Sibebe is the world's second largest _______.
Monolith
✓
Nature Reserve
✓
Gorge
✓
57.
Ethiopia: What major international organization is located in Addis Ababa?
World Bank
✓
African Union
✓
UNESCO
✓
World Bank is located in Washington D.C., USA. UNESCO is headquartered in Paris, France.
58.
Fed. States of Micronesia: which of the following records in not Micronesian?
Most inhabited islands of any country
✓
Largest humanitarian airlift
✓
Most color-blind place on Earth
✓
59.
Fiji: What is the most popular sport?
Cricket
✓
Football
✓
Rugby Union
✓
60.
Finland: What is the Finnish name for Finland?
Suomi
✓
Sverige
✓
Helvetia
✓
61.
France: After Paris, what is the most populous urban area?
Lyon
✓
Toulouse
✓
Nice
✓
62.
Gabon: Which of the following colors is not featured on the national flag?
Yellow
✓
Blue
✓
Red
✓
63.
Gambia: For decades, Gambians used ____ to vote.
Spears
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Marbles
✓
Currency
✓
64.
Georgia: What objects appear on the national flag?
Crescents
✓
Crosses
✓
Stars
✓
65.
Germany: From 1949-1990, what was the capital of West Germany?
Frankfurt
✓
Bonn
✓
Munich
✓
66.
Ghana: Kofi Annan was the head of what international organization?
United Nations
✓
African Union
✓
World Trade Organization
✓
67.
Greece: how many letters are in the Greek alphabet?
16
✓
24
✓
46
✓
68.
Grenada: what term refers to the country's six administrative divisions?
Prefectures
✓
Parishes
✓
Cantons
✓
69.
Guatemala: Guatemala City is the most populous city in Central America.
True
✓
False
✓
70.
Guinea: has the world's largest reserves of what natural resource?
Copper
✓
Bauxite
✓
Phosphate
✓
71.
Guinea-Bissau: contains numerous islands.
True
✓
False
✓
The Bissagos Islands are a group of 88 islands off the coast of Guinea-Bissau. The people of these islands supposedly live under a matriarchal structure.
72.
Guyana: the country's name translates to "land of many _______."
Waters
✓
Forests
✓
Rocks
✓
73.
Haiti: What was the country's colonial name?
Saint Domingue
✓
Saint Barthelemy
✓
Western Hispaniola
✓
74.
Honduras: in Spanish, the country's name translates to ______.
Shores
✓
Mountaintops
✓
Depths
✓
75.
Hungary: Who has been the prime minister of Hungary since 2010?
Alexander Lukashenko
✓
Viktor Orbán
✓
Andrzej Duda
✓
76.
Iceland: what is the Althing?
World's oldest parliament
✓
Iceland's largest volcano
✓
World's largest taiga biome
✓
Founded in 930 A.D, Iceland's parliament is at least 200 years older than England's.
77.
India: What is Hinduism's highest caste?
Kshatriya
✓
Dalit (Untouchables)
✓
Brahmin
✓
78.
Indonesia: is the only country with wild orangutans.
True
✓
False
✓
Orangutans can also be found in the Malaysian states of Sabah and Sarawak, in northern Borneo.
79.
Iran: Which of the following was not a "Great" king of ancient Persia?
Darius III
✓
Xerxes
✓
Peter I
✓
Peter the Great was a czar of Russia.
80.
Iraq: What biblical patriarch was born in the city of Ur?
Abraham
✓
David
✓
Solomon
✓
81.
Ireland: What is the country's longest river?
Liffey
✓
Boyne
✓
Shannon
✓
82.
Israel: is the only country where Hebrew is an official language.
True
✓
False
✓
83.
Italy: Which of the following Italian cities has not hosted an Olympic games?
Turin
✓
Florence
✓
Rome
✓
84.
Ivory Coast: is the world's top producer of what product?
Coffee
✓
Cocoa
✓
Yams
✓
85.
Jamaica: In what Winter Olympic sport has Jamaica competed multiple times?
Bobsled
✓
Speed Skating
✓
Alpine Skiing
✓
86.
Japan: Which of the following martial arts did not originate in Japan?
Taekwondo
✓
Judo
✓
Karate
✓
87.
Jordan: Which of the following seas does Jordan not border?
Dead Sea
✓
Arabian Sea
✓
Red Sea
✓
88.
Kazakhstan: Which of the following statements about the country is false?
The world's largest inland sea is the Aral Sea.
✓
The largest city is Almaty.
✓
The capital city was recently renamed.
✓
The Aral Sea, while once the world's largest inland sea, has mostly evaporated.
89.
Kenya: People come to Masaai Mara to view the annual migration of what?
Flamingos
✓
Wildebeest
✓
Gazelles
✓
90.
Kiribati: What country broke away from Kiribati in 1976?
Palau
✓
Nauru
✓
Tuvalu
✓
91.
Kosovo: is a member of the United Nations.
True
✓
False
✓
92.
Kuwait: What is the title of the Kuwaiti monarch?
Shah
✓
Sultan
✓
Emir
✓
93.
Kyrgyzstan: contains the world's largest walnut forest.
True
✓
False
✓
94.
Laos: What is the country's national animal?
Gibbon
✓
Saola
✓
Elephant
✓
95.
Latvia: What is the country's most popular sport?
Basketball
✓
Ice Hockey
✓
Football
✓
96.
Lebanon: What Shia political party is considered a UN terrorist organization?
Hamas
✓
Islamic Unification Movement
✓
Hezbollah
✓
97.
Lesotho: is Africa's only monarchy.
True
✓
False
✓
Morocco and Eswatini are also monarchies.
98.
Liberia: What is the country's historical name?
Smiling Coast
✓
Pepper Coast
✓
Dahomey
✓
99.
Libya: A sirocco is a type of ________.
Wind
✓
Instrument
✓
Street vendor
✓
In Libya, the phenomenon is known as a ghibli and can reach hurricane speeds.
100.
Liechtenstein: does not border which of the following countries?
Austria
✓
Italy
✓
Switzerland
✓
101.
Lithuania: What is the country's second most populous city?
Odessa
✓
Kaunas
✓
Gdansk
✓
102.
Luxembourg: The seat of what EU branch is located in the country?
Court of Justice
✓
European Parliament
✓
Economic and Social Committee
✓
103.
Madagascar: Baobabs are a type of _______.
Tree
✓
Primate
✓
Nomadic village
✓
104.
Malawi: Inspired by the setting sun over Lake Malawi, "Malawi" means...
Calendar lake
✓
Flaming waters
✓
Glistening fish
✓
105.
Malaysia: the national flag was inspired by this country's flag.
Liberia
✓
United States
✓
Thailand
✓
106.
Maldives: is the world's smallest Islamic nation in area.
True
✓
False
✓
107.
Mali: among all countries, is tied for the highest average annual...
Temperature
✓
Air Pollution
✓
Wind speed
✓
108.
Malta: is closer to Tunisia than Italy.
True
✓
False
✓
While 284 km (176 mi) east of Tunisia, Malta is only 80 km (50 mi) south of Italy.
109.
Marshall Islands: what is the world's largest land-living arthropod?
Japanese spider crab
✓
Coconut crab
✓
Huntsman's spider
✓
110.
Mauritania: Of any African country, has the highest percentage of Muslims.
True
✓
False
✓
Approximately 99.9% of the population is Muslim. The only country higher is the Maldives, at 100%
111.
Mauritius: what is the most popular religion?
Hinduism
✓
Buddhism
✓
Christianity
✓
112.
Mexico: what dog breed is named for a Mexican state?
Corgi
✓
Podenco
✓
Chihuahua
✓
113.
Moldova: Mileștii Mici holds the record for the world's largest ________.
Javelin
✓
Inland beach
✓
Wine cellar
✓
It also holds the record for the world's largest wine collection.
114.
Monaco: What demigod, according to legend, built Monaco's port?
Achilles
✓
Hercules
✓
Perseus
✓
115.
Mongolia: has the lowest population density of any country.
True
✓
False
✓
116.
Montenegro: Which of the following statements is false?
Podgorica was previously named Titograd.
✓
Montenegro contains the world's oldest olive tree.
✓
The country has a royal family.
✓
117.
Morocco: of any country, has the most red on its national flag.
True
✓
False
✓
118.
Mozambique: What starchy root is a staple crop?
Cassava
✓
Rutabaga
✓
Ginger
✓
119.
Myanmar: what is the country's main river?
Mekong
✓
Irrawaddy
✓
Brahmaputra
✓
120.
Namibia: has wild penguin populations.
True
✓
False
✓
121.
Nauru: has a national airline.
True
✓
False
✓
Nauru Airlines flies to one passenger destination, Brisbane, Australia.
122.
Nepal: What is the approximate height of Mt. Everest?
32,641 feet (9894 m)
✓
25,456 feet (7759 m)
✓
29,032 feet (8,849 m)
✓
The mountain grows by approximately 2 cm each year!
123.
Netherlands: What term refers to Dutch land reclaimed from a sea or river?
Polder
✓
Dike
✓
Wold
✓
124.
New Zealand: Which of the following is not (or was not) a flightless NZ bird?
Kiwi
✓
Moa
✓
Kea
✓
125.
Nicaragua: Lake Nicaragua is the only major freshwater lake with ______.
Jellyfish
✓
Sharks
✓
Dolphins
✓
126.
Niger: Visitors can find what at the The Dabous Giraffe Petroglyph?
Africa's oldest archeological site
✓
World's oldest giraffe bones
✓
Largest known, life-size animal carvings
✓
127.
Nigeria: What music style was popularized by Nigerian Fela Kuti?
African reggae
✓
Afrobeat
✓
Funk
✓
128.
North Korea: has made all of the following claims, except...
Kim Jong-Il shooting 11 hole-in-ones on his first attempt at playing golf
✓
a literacy rate of 100% for both men and women
✓
possession of climate-changing, carbon-capture technology.
✓
129.
North Macedonia: What object is depicted on the national flag?
Cross
✓
Sun
✓
Eagle
✓
130.
Norway: What Norwegian traditional dish is fish aged in lye?
Ćevapi
✓
Arancini
✓
Lutefisk
✓
131.
Oman: The capital's name is also a type of what fruit?
Grape
✓
Apricot
✓
Apple
✓
132.
Pakistan: The markhor, Pakistan's national animal, is a type of ________.
Horse
✓
Goat
✓
Falcon
✓
133.
Palau: has the world's least populous capital.
True
✓
False
✓
Ngerulmud, the capital, houses roughly 271 individuals (1.5% of the population)
134.
Panama: What country built the Panama Canal?
France
✓
Spain
✓
United States
✓
135.
Papua New Guinea: has approximately how many spoken languages?
182
✓
420
✓
851
✓
136.
Paraguay: has approximately 2.01 of these animals for every human.
Cow
✓
Llama
✓
Horse
✓
137.
Peru: What is cuy, the national dish?
Guinea Pig
✓
Capybara
✓
Clam
✓
138.
Philippines: in 2014, Makati City earned itself what distinction?
Most green-friendly city
✓
World's largest yo-yo manufacturer
✓
Selfie capital of the world
✓
139.
Poland: What is Poland's longest river?
Volga
✓
Vistula
✓
Danube
✓
140.
Portugal: Produces 50% of the world total for what wine-product?
Grapes
✓
Cork
✓
Decanter
✓
141.
Qatar: Approximately 0% of the country's land is covered with...
Beaches
✓
Forests
✓
Lakes
✓
142.
Republic of the Congo: The Congo River holds what record?
Deepest river
✓
Most polluted river
✓
Most productive inland fishery
✓
143.
Romania: To what family language does Romanian belong?
Germanic
✓
Slavic
✓
Romance
✓
144.
Russia: Which of these Russian cities is closest to an ocean?
Moscow
✓
Novosibirsk
✓
Vladivostok
✓
145.
Rwanda: in its lower parliament, more than 60% of representation is female.
True
✓
False
✓
146.
Saint Kitts & Nevis: in an hour, it is possible to swim between the islands.
True
✓
False
✓
The record is 58 minutes.
147.
Saint Lucia: found exclusively in St. Lucia, what are pitons?
Mountainous volcano plugs
✓
A type of small rodent
✓
Coral reef formation
✓
148.
Saint Vincent & the Grenadines: had what disaster famously occur in 2021?
Volcanic eruption
✓
Earthquake
✓
Tsunami
✓
149.
Samoa: For traditional Samoans, what are pe'a and mula?
a type of house
✓
Tattoos
✓
Staple crops
✓
150.
San Marino: is the only country with more ________ than people.
Automobiles
✓
Buildings
✓
Roads and bridges
✓
151.
São Tomé and Príncipe: what is the only smaller African nation?
Comoros
✓
Seychelles
✓
Mauritius
✓
152.
Saudi Arabia: is the world's only country, in the UN, without a river.
True
✓
False
✓
Plenty of other countries, including Libya, Monaco, Bahamas, among others, are without a river. Saudi Arabia is merely the largest in area.
153.
Senegal: contains an island made entirely out of seashells.
True
✓
False
✓
154.
Serbia: With what country does Serbia share its largest border?
Croatia
✓
Romania
✓
Albania
✓
155.
Seychelles: What island country lies closest to the country?
Maldives
✓
Madagascar
✓
Mauritius
✓
156.
Sierra Leone: What disease outbreak killed 3,956 from 2013-2016?
Ebola
✓
Typhoid Fever
✓
Malaria
✓
157.
Singapore: Which of the following products is banned in Singapore?
Glue
✓
Coffee
✓
Chewing gum
✓
158.
Slovakia: Why is Kremnické Bane village significant?
It contains the world's oldest church.
✓
It claims to be the geographic center of Europe
✓
It is where Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated.
✓
159.
Slovenia: Where would one find the aquatic salamanders known as olm?
Caves
✓
Saltwater rivers
✓
Lagoons
✓
160.
Solomon Islands: Prior to colonization, what was used as currency?
Rocks
✓
Shell beads
✓
Coconut husk
✓
161.
Somalia: has become famous for what crime in the 21st century?
Piracy
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Terrorism
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Enslavement
✓
162.
South Africa: What is the nickname of South Africa's rugby union team?
Ivory Hustlers
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All Blacks
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Springboks
✓
163.
South Korea: What Korean dish's name translates to "mixed rice?"
Bibimbap
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Kimchi
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Chow mein
✓
164.
South Sudan: gained independence in what year?
2006
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2011
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2013
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165.
Spain: What spice flavors paella, the national dish?
Cumin
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Paprika
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Saffron
✓
166.
Sri Lanka: What animal is depicted on the national flag?
Lion
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Tiger
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Elephant
✓
167.
Sudan: is currently the largest country in Africa.
True
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False
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Prior to South Sudan's independence, Sudan was the largest. Currently, however, Algeria and the Democratic Republic of Congo are larger.
168.
Suriname: On what river is the country's capital, Paramaribo, situated?
Suriname
✓
Amazon
✓
Orinoco
✓
169.
Sweden: The country's capital, Stockholm, is situated on islands.
True
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False
✓
170.
Switzerland: Which of the following is not a Swiss company?
Rolex
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Nestlé
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Gucci
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Gucci is Italian.
171.
Syria: What country has admitted the most Syrian refugees?
Turkey
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United States
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Germany
✓
172.
Taiwan: What is the former name of the island of Taiwan?
Ceylon
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Formosa
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Ciskei
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173.
Tajikistan: contains glaciers.
True
✓
False
✓
174.
Tanzania: Which of the following facts about Mount Kilimanjaro is false?
It is the world's largest freestanding mountain.
✓
It contains five different types of climatic zones.
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It is an extinct volcano.
✓
175.
Thailand: What is the country's largest island?
Phuket
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Jeju
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Hainan
✓
176.
Togo: was once rated the world's "saddest country" by the UN.
True
✓
False
✓
177.
Tonga: is Oceania's only monarchy.
True
✓
False
✓
Australia and New Zealand are also monarchies.
178.
Trinidad and Tobago: The Moruga Scorpion is a type of...
Chili pepper
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Venomous arachnid
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Dance
✓
179.
Tunisia: the ruins of Carthage lie there.
True
✓
False
✓
180.
Turkey: What is the country's highest mountain?
The Dom
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Mount Erebus
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Mount Ararat
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181.
Turkmenistan: The capital, Ashgabat, translates to "city of..."
Love
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Marble
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Wind
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182.
Tuvalu: Which of the following statements about Tuvalu is false?
It receives the least amount of tourists of any country.
✓
It does not have an army.
✓
It's nicknamed the "Friendly Islands."
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The "Friendly Islands" is Tonga's nickname.
183.
Uganda: What is the median age of Ugandan citizens (2020)?
16.7 years
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22.4 years
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28.2 years
✓
184.
Ukraine: is the largest country entirely in Europe.
True
✓
False
✓
185.
United Arab Emirates: contains how many emirates?
Four
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Seven
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Twelve
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186.
United Kingdom: Which of the following statements about the UK is false?
Eggs are typically refrigerated in stores.
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Judges and lawyers commonly wear wigs in court.
✓
Road signs mostly use miles, not kilometers.
✓
187.
United States of America: What is America's largest non-Great Lake?
Great Salt Lake
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Lake Okeechobee
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Lake Champlain
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188.
Uruguay: What traditional dance evolved in the Rio de la Plata region?
Salsa
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Samba
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Tango
✓
189.
Uzbekistan: What is the country's primary cash crop?
Cotton
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Opium
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Wheat
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190.
Vanuatu: is located in what Oceanian sub-division?
Micronesia
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Melanesia
✓
Polynesia
✓
191.
Vatican City: has the highest population density of any country.
True
✓
False
✓
Monaco has the highest population density. Vatican City is actually 7th among JetPunk countries.
192.
Venezuela: Which of the following records is not Venezuelan?
Country with highest proportion of mountainous land
✓
World's largest oil reserves
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Country with world's highest proportion of protected land
✓
193.
Vietnam: Which of the following is a unique Vietnamese tradition?
Live-action role playing
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Water puppetry
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Stone skipping
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194.
Yemen: What popular beverage is thought to have originated in Yemen?
Tea
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Milk
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Coffee
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195.
Zambia: What national bird appears on the flag?
Grey crowned crane
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African fish eagle
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Lappet-faced vulture
✓
196.
Zimbabwe: The Zimbabwe bird, featured on the flag, is a real species.
True
✓
False
✓
It probably represents the bateleur eagle or the African fish eagle.
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Question 37: Colombia has the highest AVERAGE rainfall, not highest overall.
Question 71: Guinea-Bissau has numerous islands but is not COMPRISED of islands. It has significant territory on the Africa mainland.
Question 177: Australia and New Zealand are both monarchies and are in Oceania. Hence, the given answer is incorrect.
Some suggestions, in addition to the ones made by CTRH1:
-Crimea is controlled by Russia, so the Georgia question is wrong
-Brunei has fewer inhabitants than the Maldives, so it is smaller (unless you mean smaller by area, I wasn't sure)
-for the Tunisia question, "first mosque of the West" is weird since "the West" is not well-defined, but no definition I found includes Tunisia.
Its extra confusing when I think most quizzes on Jetpunk only consider North and South america to avoid this confusion.
That's a good first try.