This quiz has been majorly reworked so I deleted the comments which mostly no longer apply. That said, this quiz has a large number of possible questions, so there are probably still lots of small errors that need correcting. The total time spent creating this quiz might be about 10 hours. Whew.
Not sure much can be done, but there's at least two sets of questions where you get the answer to another question by typing one. Slavery answered Slavs and Rio Grande answered Rio. Not sure how I managed to get Maurya empire, if some sort of typo of Maria got me that?
Minor edit—Soekarno is an alternate spelling of Sukarno (and is in fact the spelling of the airport in Jakarta named after him). I realize it's Dutch spelling, but I couldn't figure out why it wouldn't take. :)
The answer for the Peruvian animal domestication question is incorrect. The animal given in the answer was domesticated thousands of years before the time period asked in the question.
The phrasing of the question is asking about an animal that became domesticated during that specific time period, not one that was already domesticated prior to it. There is a significant difference between those two concepts.
I was surprised the correct answer wasn't accepted while the incorrect answer was, especially when the correct answer is far more interesting. :)
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"Who was the only archduchess of Austria?" could perhaps be more clear as "Who was the only *ruling* archduchess of Austria?" There have been plenty of other Archduchesses (Elisabeth Marie, Isabella, Luise, etc.).
The "Cradle of Civilization" most commonly refers to the Fertile Crescent, not solely Mesopotamia. Check the wikipedia entry for Fertile Crescent if you don't believe me. The question about Mesopotamia should be reworded, or Fertile Crescent should also be accepted.
I would say "funeral monument" is too broad of a term. You have many of those, from headstone to pyramid, mausoleum is just one of them. Ad absurdum, one could then want to accept "skysraper" for "tallest building in xy" question, for example.
Not really. Ethiopia and Eritrea were the same country for pretty much all history until the modern split. Axum reached all the way into Yemen, but it's capital was in present day Ethiopia. Despite that, I would say the question is correct as is. Kingdom of Axum just happened to be in the same area in 1000 BC, but Abbysinia is the same country as present day Ethiopia from 1000 AD onwards, just renamed.
I kept typing driving for what women could legally do in 2018 in Saudi Arabia, and it would not accept. What's the difference between driving and drive?
Yes, fixed. I will probably never feature another quiz like this again. The amount of work was off the charts high with about 200 possible questions that people can nitpick.
The phrasing of the question is asking about an animal that became domesticated during that specific time period, not one that was already domesticated prior to it. There is a significant difference between those two concepts.
I was surprised the correct answer wasn't accepted while the incorrect answer was, especially when the correct answer is far more interesting. :)
Please review and thank you for many years of enjoyment with these terrific quizzes!
Who, surely?