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Countries of North America Quiz

There are 23 countries generally considered to be part of North America. How many can you name?
Not including the overseas regions of European countries
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Last updated: September 12, 2018
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First submittedApril 19, 2012
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Country
Antigua and Barbuda
Bahamas
Barbados
Belize
Canada
Country
Costa Rica
Cuba
Dominica
Dominican Republic
El Salvador
Country
Grenada
Guatemala
Haiti
Honduras
Jamaica
Country
Mexico
Nicaragua
Panama
Saint Kitts and
Nevis
Country
Saint Lucia
Saint Vincent and the
Grenadines
Trinidad and Tobago
United States
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Level 35
Feb 26, 2014
MY view of the Americas... USA, Canada, and Mexico are North America. Panama, Nicaragua, Honduras, Guatemala, Belize. El Salvador, and Costa Rica are Central America. all those islands are Caribbean.
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Level 43
Apr 6, 2014
Central America and the Caribbean are regions of North America. We're talking about continents here. Do you consider Central America and the Caribbean to be separate continents?
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Level 35
May 14, 2014
well the Americas are all connected...
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Level 83
May 30, 2016
You must admit that considering Trinidad and Tobago - only 10 km from mainland South America (Venezuela) - part of North America is a little odd if we're using a strict physical geography definition of the continents. By contrast it's about 2000 km to the nearest part of mainland North America (Panama).
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Level 69
Jul 27, 2016
The US is 90km from Asia (Alaska/Russia), but you wouldn't place the US in Asia. Panama is 0km from Colombia, but you wouldn't place it in South America. Why should Trinidad be in South America- they don't touch ...
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Level 83
Jul 27, 2016
The difference, foxpenguin, is that Trinidad and Tobago is an island nation, whereas the vast majority of the USA's immense land area is indisputably in North America. Obviously a country on the mainland of one continent will not be considered part of another continent, regardless of proximity. Typically, though, I feel, it makes sense to classify island nations as belonging to the nearest continental landmass (though some islands sufficiently far into the ocean might be considered to belong to no continent). The islands of Trinidad and Tobago are much closer to the South American mainland than the North American mainland. In the case of the Diomede Islands, the continentality is up for dispute. Big Diomede is part of Russia, Little Diomede part of the State of Alaska, USA. They are less than 4 km apart. But that's a much less clear cut case than Trinidad which is vastly closer to the South American mainland than the North American mainland.
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Level 61
Jul 27, 2016
The continent is AMERICA. Then it is divided in: South America (anything south of Panama), North America (Mexico, Canada and USA) and Central America (everything in between plus the islands)
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Level 71
Jul 27, 2016
I think the thought about Trinidad and Tobago is interesting. It's on the Caribbean plate most of which is overwhelmingly thought of to be part of the continent of North America. Thus, Trinidad is also North America.

Interestingly, I've always thought us North Americans should grab half of Iceland for the same reason.

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Level 72
Jul 27, 2016
I'm down with that. We get the cooler, more populated half, including Reykjavík, the international airport at Keflavík, the vodka distillery at Borgarnes, all four beer breweries, and most of the greenhouses. Eurasia can keep Eyjafjallajökull and the eastern F-roads that swallow cars. :)
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Level 83
Jul 27, 2016
UMCPGreg - Icelander's recognize this. There are places you can stand in two continents at once, appropriately labeled.
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Level 43
Jul 28, 2016
Iceland is way too cool to be America. And you can stand on two tectonical plates, not continents.
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Level 70
Jul 31, 2016
It doesn't matter where they are- if you know them, there shouldn't be any issue.
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Level 27
Mar 11, 2018
I believe that it is correct to have Trinidad be "North American" considering that it is part of the Caribbean. In addition to that, the Caribbean is unified by various international groups making them a sort of "state" or "country" if you will. By that logic, you shouldn't split up the country but keep it as a whole and it is hard to argue that most of the Caribbean isn't North American.
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Level 74
Jun 13, 2018
I watched Guyana play Trinidad in cricket in Port of Spain once. In between play, try to guess who is Guyanese and who is Trinidadian. Good luck.
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Level 37
Jun 1, 2019
Honestly!

You’re not part of the UN, are you?

The continents are specifically defined, so get over it!

The Caribbean is a part of North America

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Level 42
May 16, 2021
Is Hawaii carribean?
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Level 38
Jun 7, 2021
Look at the continental plates and see for yourself if they are or not :D
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Level 70
Jul 1, 2021
@foxpenguin: FWIW, the part of Panama beyond the canal is part of South America.
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Level 68
Jul 27, 2016
By this logic, the Middle East would not be part of Asia, it'd be its own separate continent. Same with Southeast Asia. ... Central America is a region. ... We're talking about continents. There are seven. Every land mass in the world fits into one of those seven. If you don't know the continents, hop in your Delorean, charge up your flux capacitor and head back to the second grade.
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Level 67
Jul 27, 2016
Amen. So much pedantry on display in these comments.
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Level 31
May 8, 2020
done it twice with full marks, both times the exact same time! 1:11 3:49 left.
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Level 37
Aug 14, 2020
I done all of them with 4:13 remaining. ;)
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Level 25
Jan 23, 2023
Keep in mind that not all schools or school systems teach that there are 7 continents, many teach that there are 6, or even 5. You could make a good argument supporting any of these views.
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Level 57
Jul 28, 2016
This is my view of the world

United States

Canada

Mexico

Panama

Haiti

Jamaica

Peru

Dominican Republic

Cuba

Caribbean

Greenland

El Salvador

(Animaniacs reference...)

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Level 55
Jan 9, 2019
Puerto Rico Colombia Venezuela Honduras Guyana (and still)

Guatemala Bolivia (then) Argentina (and) Ecuador Chile Brazil

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Level 62
Jun 1, 2019
Costa Rica Belize Nicaragua Bermuda Bahamas Tobago San Juan... Paraguay Uruguay Suriname and French Guiana Barbados and Guam!
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Level 66
Mar 26, 2020
Norway and Sweden and Iceland and Finland and Germany now in one piece... Switzerland Austria Czechoslovakia Italy Turkey and Greece
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Level 53
Apr 28, 2020
Poland Romania Scotland Albania Ireland Russia Oman... Bulgaria Saudi Arabia Hungary Cyprus Iraq and Iran
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Level 42
Feb 2, 2021
There's Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Jordan

Both Yemens, Kuwait, and Bahrain

The Netherlands, Luxembourg, Belgium, and Portugal

France, England, Denmark, and Spain

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Level 46
May 27, 2021
India, Pakistan

Burma, Afghanistan

Thailand, Nepal, and Bhutan

Kampuchea, Malaysia

Then Bangladesh (Asia)

And China, Korea, Japan

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Level 36
Feb 2, 2022
Mongolia, Laos, and Tibet, Indonesia

The Philippine Islands, Taiwan

Sri Lanka, New Guinea, Sumatra, New Zealand

Then Borneo, and Vietnam

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Level 46
Feb 21, 2022
Tunisia, Morocco, Uganda, Angola

Zimbabwe, Djibouti, Botswana

Mozambique, Zambia, Swaziland, Gambia

Guinea, Algeria, Ghana

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Level 28
Mar 22, 2022
Burundi, Lesotho, and Malawi, Togo

The Spanish Sahara is gone

Niger, Nigeria, Chad, and Liberia

Egypt, Benin, and Gabon

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Level 20
May 23, 2022
Tanzania, Somalia, Kenya and Mali,

Sierra Leone and Algiers.

Dahomey Namibia Senegal Libya

Cameroon Congo Zaire!

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Level 53
Aug 9, 2022
Ethiopia, Guinea-Bissau, Madagascar, Rwanda, Mahore, and Cayman... Hong Kong, Abu Dhabi, Qatar, Yugoslavia, Crete, Mauritania, then Transylvania, Monaco, Liechtenstein, Malta, and Palestine, Fiji, Australia, Sudan!
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Level 56
Apr 13, 2018
Unfortunately your views don't matter here. Facts are facts. All of these countries are considered North America..... Central America is region within North America. North America and South America are continents on the landmass of America.
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Level 74
Jun 13, 2018
Go to El Salvador and tell the people that they are part of North America. See how that goes. (Will you use English? It's the most common language in North America.)
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Level 83
Feb 16, 2019
I started looking for a Salvadorian chat room online where I could ask. I got bored before I actually found one. I imagine, and strongly suspect, that the average Salvadorian doesn't really give a crap about this and would probably just accept whatever I said. Used to work with a lot of them, and while every one of them spoke English most were not passionate geography nerds. But ultimately it doesn't matter. Until this is a Spanish-language El Salvador-based website the correct response to this sophomoric challenge is: who cares what they think in Salvador? The common convention learned by almost everyone who visits this website is that there are two continents in the Americas, North and South. Stop trying to be difficult.
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Level 48
Feb 16, 2019
The only country I recognize as part of North America is America! USA! USA! USA!
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Level 37
Jun 1, 2019
Really? Poor old Canada!
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Level 41
May 21, 2022
AUGH!
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Level 34
Jun 12, 2023
I sure hope this is sarcasm.

If it is, i like your humor.

If it isn't...well

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Level 58
Mar 1, 2021
Also check out my Flags of North America quiz!
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Level 28
Jan 14, 2023
you're basically dividing north america in sub-continents in your mind. But they're all one big continent.
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Level 32
Mar 20, 2023
Central America isn't a continent, so everything there is classed as North America.
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Level 59
Dec 5, 2014
finished with 4:00 left easy
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Level 57
Jul 28, 2016
4:10 beat that!
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Level 65
Aug 1, 2016
4:24 :)
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Level 52
Mar 17, 2017
10:00 left! I'm a zygote!
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Level 54
May 28, 2018
4:31 haha
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Level 53
Apr 28, 2020
4:40
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Level 47
Jan 3, 2015
Dude it's spelt guatamala
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Level 19
Jan 3, 2015
No it's not.
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Level 57
Apr 11, 2018
Dude it’s spelt guatemala
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Level 15
Apr 28, 2015
Easy, finished with 3:10 on the clock. Would have helped if there was a map though.
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Level 37
Sep 2, 2016
Well, i finished at 3:49...
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Level 54
Jun 25, 2015
Nice one, but please can a map be added to this quiz?
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Level 64
Aug 17, 2015
France should definitely be part of it. St Pierre and Miquelon, two islands close to Newfoundland. Martinique and Guadeloupe, two major islands in the caribbean area, plus St Barthelemy and other small islands in the vicinity. St Pierre an Miquelon, Martinique and Guadeloupe are french departments, just as Paris is.
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Level 70
Jul 27, 2016
The United States is not included in the countries of Oceania, despite the fact that Hawaii is in that continent. This is a similar situation with France.
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Level 69
Mar 23, 2020
And this is why the Greek islands are not included as part of Asia. Greece and its islands are NOT part of Asia - get over yourselves! Erm except Cyprus is part of Asia - no it's not -yes it is! Its not Greek - well at least half of it is - not the British bases - and Turkey's in Asia, well not all of it ...............goes off to make another cup of tea..............so therefore Turkey is all Asian and Greece is all European OK, but not Cyprus? No Cyprus is a sovereign nation in its own right! And its in Europe? NO it's in Asia. OK......Goes off to drink cup of tea and have a chat with the kids..........So that's why Trinidad is in Central America but should be part of Venezuela, not Guyana? NO NO and NO, don't you ever listen?!
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Level 48
Oct 8, 2020
Also the entire island of new guinea is in the Australian plate and that would make one part of Indonesia Australian even though it is considered part of Asia Sicily is also not part of Africa
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Level 66
Apr 21, 2020
St Pierre and Miquelon is a territory, not a region
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Level 66
Oct 14, 2015
Done with 04:41 left.
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Level 23
Dec 24, 2015
rawe my little geography pro
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Level 21
Mar 11, 2020
wow, i finished with 4:40
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Level 44
Oct 16, 2015
Did it in 37 seconds and I'm only 11
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Level 37
Jun 1, 2019
Did you type in shorthand?
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Level 35
Jan 6, 2020
Now THAT would be an interesting option. I can write in it - would love to type in it.
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Level 64
Nov 16, 2015
...and then there was one.
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Level 45
Nov 17, 2015
do u ever just miss usa and canada because you're too concentrated on getting the little islands
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Level 23
Dec 24, 2015
Nope, but I missed Mexico ;)
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Level 62
Jul 10, 2017
What is a comment about Miss USA doing here?
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Level 23
Dec 24, 2015
Accept Dominican Rep ?
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Level 23
Dec 24, 2015
Ew Bahamas gets me every time D=
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Level 27
Apr 5, 2016
Woah 5 seconds left, close one. Jamaica almost killed me there.
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Level 74
May 20, 2016
Awesome quiz and awesome map. Helped me further along the road to knowing which little island is which.
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Level 64
Jul 27, 2016
Maybe it has something to do with tectonic plates? Is Cyprus on the European or Asian tectonic plate? In the countries quiz, it's listed in Asia, but Cyprus is part or the EU. Are the islands of Trinidad and Tobago on the North American plate or the South American plate or some other plate?

I had a question about...the UK is not a country like the UAE. It's a group or Federation. Northern Ireland, Wales, England, and Scotland are countries. In the UAE, you have Dubai, Sharjah, Ras al-Khaimah, Fujairah, Ajman, Umm al-Quwain, and Abu Dhabi. Some places on the internet call Scotland a country or England

a country. Not so much with the UAE, but they do, sometimes.

I know for the UK, one person represents the whole UK in the UN. So, it's difficult to determine when any website you look up England on, it'll say England is a country in Europe. Well, how can a country like England be part of a country like the UK?

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Level 60
Jul 27, 2016
Acts of Union 1707, ring a bell? Scotland and England were both sovereign countries before the Acts of Union happened. Tecnically, all the countries in the UK are countries, just not sovereign.
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Level 90
Jul 27, 2016
I recommend this video to help clarify things. Goes much further than your question, but the answer is in the first minute.
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Level 16
Aug 26, 2017
It's usually included in Asia and Europe
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Level 83
Feb 16, 2019
If our understanding of continents was actually based on plate tectonics, then the eastern tip of Russia would be in North America, Eurasia would be a single continent, India would not be Eurasian and it might be part of Australia, the Philippines would be its own continent and there would be a continent called the Caribbean that would include the southern 2/3rds of Central America as well as bits of Venezuela and Colombia.

In short, no, it's not about plate tectonics at all. Plate tectonic theory was first proposed in the early 1900s, a very long time after we were calling Africa Africa, calling Asia Asia, calling Europe Europe and so on.

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Level 83
Feb 16, 2019
oh, and, by plate tectonics then I think Cyprus is in Africa though it's not completely certain.
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Level 60
Jul 27, 2016
Scroll mode, please
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Level ∞
Jul 27, 2016
Fixed
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Level 62
Jul 27, 2016
There's way too much time on this quiz. It should be reduced to 3 or even 2 minutes.
+5
Level 71
Jul 29, 2016
I wonder why you are called 'Precision Control'?
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Level 52
Jul 27, 2016
In Brazil, 100% of schools teach that North America are only Mexico and the two above. South America is Colombia and the continental below. Central America is the rest: from Guatemala to Panama and allthe Caribbean Islands...
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Level 65
Aug 1, 2016
So what continent is Central America in, then?
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Level 16
Aug 31, 2017
By this logic, the Middle East would not be part of Asia, it'd be its own separate continent. Same with Southeast Asia. Central America is a region. We're talking about continents. There are seven. Every land mass in the world fits into one of those seven.
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Level 83
Feb 16, 2019
Are you from Brazil? How many continents do they believe there are? The answer wouldn't be relevant to the quiz until this becomes a Portuguese-language website, but I am just curious.
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Level 75
Jun 1, 2019
When I was in school we were first taught that Central America didn't belong to any continent - it was a region all its own - but later we were taught that Central America was part of North America, although Caribbean islands still didn't belong to a continent. They were simply separate islands. I believe there are still some who maintain that only countries on continental landmasses belong with that continent. It doesn't really matter to me and I can see it both ways, but on this site I do as the Jetpunkers do.
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Level 66
Aug 16, 2016
well ur wong
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Level 41
Sep 5, 2016
Got them all in a hurry nearly forgot the other St island
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Level 37
Oct 28, 2016
Actually the islands of Trinidad, Tobago, Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao are all on the South American geologic plate. So, if

you want to be technical about it, they should be considered

part of South America. That does not exorcise them from the

Caribbean because Venezuela and Colombia are in South \

America, yet considered part of the Caribbean because part

of their countries are on the Caribbean.

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Level 62
Jul 10, 2017
Guyana too.
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Level 16
Aug 26, 2017
Generally they're carribean countries, which are considered North American.
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Level 37
Feb 13, 2017
Actually, Trinidad is on the South American Plate, as are Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao. And, as far as Panama being part of North and not South America: Panama was once part of Colombia, so

either Panama is in South America or Colombia is in North America!

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Level 16
Aug 31, 2017
By that logic Denmark is in North America.....
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Level 37
Dec 2, 2017
If it's on the North American plate, maybe it should be.
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Level 62
Feb 13, 2017
4:28 left without looking at the map. I only looked at the typing box.
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Level 35
Mar 26, 2017
There's a place called USA ? Who would of thought ?!
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Level 75
May 25, 2017
Jesus, so much arguing about borders of continents which are arbitrary and considered to be different by different people anyway.

I think you're going to have to rename these quizzes 'name all of the countries coloured yellow in this map'

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Level 62
Jul 10, 2017
You can argue Europe is a misshapen peninsula off the west coast of Asia.
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Level 41
Jul 20, 2017
OOH just snuck above 4 minutes left, I usually forget 1 of the countries
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Level 71
Feb 6, 2018
Try Countries that US Citizens have moved to:......here it is
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Level 19
Apr 4, 2018
100% with 3:56 remaining!!!
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Level 49
May 28, 2018
Did it with 4:14 remaining.
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Level 8
Jun 16, 2018
Trinidad and Tobago should be in the South America quiz cause it’s near enough touching peru
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Level 37
Aug 10, 2018
Trinidad is not touching Peru, it is touching Venezuela. (Peru is clear on the OTHER side of the Continent, above Chile).
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Level 55
Nov 1, 2018
Yeah, there on different oceans. Beastman72, you're thinking of Venezuela.
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Level 48
Nov 21, 2019
It's Venezuela dude.
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Level 56
May 4, 2022
How are you level 9 commenting
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Level 53
Aug 9, 2022
The rules changed.
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Level 35
Aug 27, 2018
Central America and lower Caribbean (south of Cuba and Puerto Rico) are not North America.
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Level 48
Feb 16, 2019
You must have done bad on the quiz then.
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Level 48
Nov 10, 2018
when trying to spell st kitts and nevis I spelled st kitty and nevis,all that time when i didn't know how to spell that, even in the world map quiz.
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Level 32
Dec 8, 2018
You can write just St Kitts
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Level 59
Mar 12, 2019
I wrote Saint Kitts as Saint Kittis
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Level 85
Jun 1, 2019
I think Guadeloupe and Martinique should be on the map (in grey of course, I don't claim that France is in North America ;) ).
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Level 64
Jul 8, 2019
What about the island nation of Sao Tome And Principe?
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Level 43
Nov 21, 2019
you mean the island nation in africa?
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Level 26
Jul 24, 2019
Did it in 2 minutes
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Level 18
Nov 14, 2019
I am a new creator and I like this game very much. Could you guys check out my quizzes and see if you like them? :)
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Level 48
Nov 21, 2019
I've been to a lot of the Carribean countries, but I've never heard of Grenada or St. Vincent.
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Level 56
Mar 18, 2020
Easy.
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Level 45
May 2, 2020
done in under a minute
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Level 25
May 4, 2020
did it in 1:05 minutes because i completely forgot about canada and usa until i looked up at the map
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Level 35
Jun 6, 2020
got all but grenada :(
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Level 66
Jun 8, 2020
The time should be reduced. I got all of them with 3:41 left
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Level 28
Jun 9, 2020
Hello ladies, gentlement and everybody else wondering about what is North and what is not. This quiz follows JetPunk's definition of continental borders. That means that no Greenland (Nor Denmark), no France, no UK, no Netherlands (No Aruba, Curaçao and Sint Marteen also), no Colombia and no Venezuela. The Caribbean follows the law of 'Barbados and Trinidad and Tobago are the borders and if you pass that borders you are South American'. And of course, no territory or constituent coutry is considered a country in its own right.
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Level 36
Jun 18, 2020
Woo 100% in 1:33
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Level 26
Nov 17, 2020
Trinidad is in South America...
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Level 74
Oct 3, 2021
Absolutely - if Cyprus is in Asia, Trinidad is massively in South America!
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Level 16
Nov 26, 2020
No it isn’t..... South America only as 12 countries. Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay, Venezuela.
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Level 16
Nov 26, 2020
And for those who are confused that Greenland isn’t an answer. It’s not a Country, it’s a TERRITORY of Denmark.
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Level 22
Dec 27, 2020
Thank You! I keep seeing these people.
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Level 28
Feb 16, 2021
4:20

Scoring

You scored 6/23 = 26%

This beats or equals 5.3% of test takers

The average score is 19

Your high score is 6

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Level 27
Mar 9, 2021
easy
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Level 27
Mar 9, 2021
usa,canada,mexico,guatemala,belize,elsalvador,honduras,nicaragua,costa rica,panama,bahamas,cuba,haiti,dominican republic,jamaica,st lucia,st kitts,st vincent,grenada,antigua and barbuda,trinidad,barbados

i think

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Level 22
Apr 24, 2021
I am in North America now.
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Level 22
Apr 24, 2021
Usa Canada Mexico some of the major
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Level 22
Apr 24, 2021
I know all the Saints are in North America
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Level 43
May 7, 2021
I was gonna say, why was Dominica that high on the average %, but then I realized that the Dominican Republic existed
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Level 22
May 7, 2021
I think Greenland should also be in North America
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Level 66
Jul 30, 2021
Think that counts as an overseas territory of Denmark so it's not included
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Level 34
May 31, 2021
3:57
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Level 19
Jun 15, 2021
Exactly 1:00 and all correct
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Level 66
Jul 30, 2021
I forgot Grenada the first time and then I wanted to redo it and I got distracted and left it running for 3 minutes and then couldn't think of Trinidad but barely got it
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Level 30
Aug 13, 2021
Did it in 56 seconds(4 minutes 4 seconds left) first try and I'm only 7
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Level 33
Jan 22, 2022
Done in 41 seconds let's go!!!!!
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Level 36
Apr 22, 2022
all of them with 4:17 left could do better

edit: 4:22 now

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Level 20
May 23, 2022
4:34! I had trouble the first time with spelling Jamaica and Barbados.
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Level 21
Nov 20, 2022
Took me a while but I got under 30 seconds (29 seconds with 4:31 remaining)
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Level 26
Jan 3, 2023
I got 48 seconds. Sigh
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Level 26
Feb 20, 2023
you should allow dominican for dominican republic I think
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Level 28
Feb 23, 2023
23/24. How could I forget St Lucia?
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Level 33
May 5, 2023
Idk.
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Level 21
May 2, 2023
I missed Trinidad (I always forget about this one)

I got the rest right.

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Level 33
May 5, 2023
The last one that I got was Grenada 🇬🇩 :(.
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Level 49
May 31, 2023
I can do this quiz in 0:12 seconds. bam.
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Level 17
Aug 21, 2023
Wow, as an Australian, it is really interesting to see the countries that most don't even know exist down there! One day I hope I can travel to those places.
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Level 33
Sep 3, 2023
2:24 first try forgot Grenada:(
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Level 19
Sep 19, 2023
I got 1:30 on my first go and I got them all.