Random Name a Valid Country

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Level 55

Nov 9, 2019

Good quiz

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Level 67

Nov 9, 2019

Good help

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Level 51

May 20, 2021

Name a country in Micronesia.

Well I don't know about you but I guessed Micronesia

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Level 43

Nov 9, 2019

Very nice

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Level 67

Nov 18, 2019

I think the "Only borders 1 country in Asia" prompt could be reworded. I interpreted it as a country that borders only one other Asian country (without the country itself having to be in Asia), and I wondered why Papua New Guinea or Egypt weren't working.

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Level 67

Nov 18, 2019

Good idea. I do admit some (probably more than some) of my wording was poorly chosen.

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Level 70

Dec 5, 2019

For "Capital contains its name," you are missing Djibouti.

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Level 67

Dec 5, 2019

Thanks for letting me know

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Level 67

Sep 27, 2020

And also, Luxembourg.

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Level 58

Aug 17, 2021

For the same, I believe you also missed Luxembourg

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Level 61

Jan 3, 2020

"At least 4,000 km tall" seems clumsily worded.

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Level 87

Feb 24, 2020

Really dwarfs Everest.

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Level 38

Jan 6, 2020

Good quiz! Nominated✔

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Level 62

Jan 21, 2020

Ukraine and Poland do not work for the "borders Russia" question

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Level 20

May 11, 2021

Ukraine has a long border north of the black sea, and Poland borders Russia through the Kaliningrad Oblast

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Level 52

May 24, 2021

i think they said poland and ukraine do not work when it didnt work and it was fixed

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Level 81

Jan 22, 2020

nordic and scandanavian essentially the same question, could do with changing one of them

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Level 90

Feb 25, 2020

Finland and Iceland should not count as correct answers for the Scandinavian question.

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Level 79

Feb 25, 2020

Scandinavian doesn't always mean the same. It's not that simple. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TsXMe8H6iyc for a 4 minute explanation. It really depends. You have a point, but it's not just a geographical term, it's cultural too. - This has the potential to become another "Cyprus is in Europe" thing, except that Europe is really more a geographical entity only than Scandinavia.

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Level 70

Feb 14, 2020

"Myanmar" ends with the letter R.

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Level 59

Feb 17, 2020

Vatican City is not a member of the UN, but it is recognized by the UN, so you should remove that answer. On the other hand, it seems jetpunk is starting to recognize the Palestinian Territories.

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Level 67

Feb 17, 2020

Yeah, I should change up the wording a bit. But I'll accept Palestine when Countries of the World does.

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Level 54

Feb 18, 2020

São Tomé and Príncipe isn't excepted for, contains the word

"and" in its name.

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Level 72

Aug 30, 2020

You mean it is excepted, when it should be accepted?

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Level 68

Feb 18, 2020

Would nominate but my I've already reached my limit.

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Level 55

Feb 19, 2020

how do you nominate?

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Level 67

Feb 19, 2020

It's right next to the star rating.

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Level 68

Feb 29, 2020

You press the thing that says "Nominate?" Go to a non-featured quiz and see.

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Level 72

Feb 20, 2020

Used India for 5 out of the first 6 questions. Guess I was just lucky :P

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Level 75

Feb 24, 2020

Great quiz!

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Level 91

Feb 24, 2020

"Is an island" should accept only countries that are one island and do not share an island. All of the accepted answers for "is an island with at least 100,000 km in the Pacific" are either multiple islands or share an island.

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Level 67

Feb 25, 2020

Changed to "that is an island country with an area of at least 100,000 km² in the Pacific"

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Level 93

Feb 24, 2020

Czech Republic is missing from the countries that contain 2 C's.

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Level 67

Feb 24, 2020

Should be fixed soon. Thanks for telling me :)

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Level 77

Feb 25, 2020

Sadly need to add the UK to those not in the EU now.

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Level ∞

Feb 25, 2020

Fixed

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Level 77

Mar 1, 2020

We certainly have been.

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Level 66

Feb 25, 2020

I had a clue "that sent a man to the moon" and it listed China and Russia in addition to the USA. - I'm confused. Only USA landed someone on the moon and Russia didn't really try to have a person enter trans-lunar orbit. Am I missing something about this clue or is it just incorrect?

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Level 59

Feb 25, 2020

The question "Borders a -stan country" should also include the -stan countries that border -stan countries. Those are currently not accepted. Otherwise great quiz c:

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Level ∞

Feb 25, 2020

Changed the clue

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Level 81

Feb 25, 2020

What's the deal with the "capital is guessed at least 90%" question? There is actually only one capital guessed at least 90% on the world capitals quiz (Paris) and France isn't even accepted. In fact none of the nine most-guessed countries are (Japan is 10th).

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Level ∞

Feb 25, 2020

Removed that question

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Level 77

Feb 25, 2020

China and Russia never sent people to the moon.

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Level ∞

Feb 25, 2020

Updated that question

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Level 77

Feb 25, 2020

Can you change 'with a temperature of less than 15°C in Africa,

Oceania, or South America' to 'with an average annual temperature of less than 15°C in Africa,

Oceania, or South America'?

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Level 67

Feb 25, 2020

Changed it to "with an average temperature of less than 15°C in Africa, Oceania, or South America"

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Level 77

Feb 27, 2020

Thanks!

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Level 48

Feb 25, 2020

I live in the UK and I had no idea we don't have an official language

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Level ∞

Feb 25, 2020

Removed that question since the reality is complicated. Some nations definitely don't have an official language (United States). Some definitely do. Many others are somewhere in the middle.

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Level 73

Feb 25, 2020

Wait, the US doesn't have an official language?

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Level 67

Feb 25, 2020

I live in the States and I wonder the same.

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Level 84

Feb 26, 2020

We don't although people have lobbied to get English as the official language, but I doubt in the current political environment that it could be accepted. Too much acrimony

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Level 73

Feb 25, 2020

I live in the United States, and I have never heard the term "customary system". Looking at the answers, I see that it is the countries that use inches/feet, ounces/pounds, cups/pints/quarts, etc.

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Level 67

Feb 25, 2020

I live in the States and I hear customary all the time. And your second sentence is the definition of the customary system.

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Level 73

Feb 25, 2020

Customary System is the usual term for this, I haven't heard it called anything else.

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Level 74

Feb 29, 2020

I tried virtually every country except those three. I've never heard it called that, only the Imperial system

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Level 56

Feb 28, 2020

In the UK it's called the Imperial measurement system - although I don't think that goes as far as stuff like "cups".

I'd never heard customary before, interesting to find out that's how it's referred to elsewhere.

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Level 76

Feb 28, 2020

The imperial and customary systems are almost the same, but there are a few minor differences in measurements of fluid volume.

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Level 71

Mar 8, 2020

Brit here, never heard of “Customary system” before either. I got it with my first guess, but that was pure luck.

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Level 72

Aug 30, 2020

A pint in the USA is tiny! I'd never heard of 'customary system' either, but it makes sense since there are differences.

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Level 75

Feb 25, 2020

"whose capital is below 5°C" this can be worded better. And as earlier commented, Finland and Iceland are not Scandinavian. Otherwise, good job!

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Level 79

Feb 25, 2020

Scandinavian doesn't always mean the same. It's not that simple. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TsXMe8H6iyc for a 4 minute explanation. It really depends. You have a point, but it's not just a geographical term, it's cultural too.

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Level 67

Feb 25, 2020

I changed it to "whose capital's average temperature is below 5°C" and "that is Nordic".

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Level 70

Feb 25, 2020

Isn't North Korea a communist country too?

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Level 67

Feb 25, 2020

Oops, I somehow put Nepal instead of North Korea. Should be fixed soon.

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Level ∞

Feb 25, 2020

Technically they are no longer a Marxist-Leninist country as of 2011.

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Level 67

Feb 25, 2020

After further research, North Korea is no longer a Marxist-Leninist communist, though it acts in similar ways. Nepal is slightly controversial, as there is a large group that supports communism, but they do not completely rule Nepal.

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Level 72

Aug 30, 2020

North Korea is absolutely nothing like a Marxist-Leninist communist country in any way whatsoever. No one who really studies it refers to that even when it pretended to be.

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Level 60

Feb 25, 2020

It has changed to non-communist after Kim Jong Un became the leader in 2008.

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Level 50

Feb 25, 2020

Great quiz! Real replayability and fun to do! Keep it up!

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Level 74

Feb 25, 2020

Doesn't JetPunk accept both Lima and Sucre for Peruvian capitals?

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Level 67

Feb 25, 2020

Lima is the capital of Peru. Sucre, along with La Paz, is the capital of Bolivia.

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Level 45

Feb 26, 2020

So Australia is not considered an island?

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Level 76

Feb 26, 2020

Ssshhh!

We don't mention that here

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Level 67

Feb 26, 2020

No, it is considered a landmass.

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Level 66

Mar 1, 2020

Mass sounds negative, it might have size issues, a little more sensitivity please ! (Ow and sorry about the "it" )

joking :)

ow yea and mass is not the same as weight, because when you are on the moon etc... (just giving people something they can argue about. I mean discuss :) )

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Level 41

Feb 26, 2020

i think in the question of "with a recorded temp. of more than 53 degree celsius" sould also be libya

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Level 67

Feb 26, 2020

I am using this quiz as a source, and it doesn't list Libya as above 53C

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Level ∞

Feb 26, 2020

Libya shouldn't be included. The "fact" that Libya recorded the highest temperature on Earth has now been debunked.

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Level 71

Feb 26, 2020

Does Kiribati not count as being in either Polynesia or Micronesia then?

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Level 67

Feb 26, 2020

Added Kiribati to Micronesia

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Level 86

Feb 27, 2020

Seems there are a lot more countries that speak Berber than just those two? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berber_languages

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Level 67

Feb 27, 2020

Official Languages quiz lists only Algeria and Morocco.

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Level 72

Feb 28, 2020

Cyprus has more than 1 million.

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Level 67

Feb 28, 2020

Removed it from "more than 1million, but less than 600k" (which is what I think you were talking about).

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Level 65

Feb 28, 2020

You basically put the “countries that speak Dutch” question twice and I can’t believe I’m the first person to point that out. Great quiz though!

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Level 67

Feb 28, 2020

Oh haha I didn't notice that. Thanks!

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Level 77

Feb 28, 2020

Please remove United Kingdom from 'that had at least 100 million people by 1900'. The only part of the British Empire that was part of the United Kingdom was the United Kingdom itself, which had 50 million people in 1950. Nigeria, Kenya, Canada, Australia etc. do not count.

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Level 67

Feb 28, 2020

Sorry, I think I am going to leave it on there. Many quizzes include colonies and such.

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Level 48

Feb 28, 2020

Amazing quiz.

However, for the countries with a per capita income of atleast $75000, there are some countries missing, like Qatar, for example.

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Level 67

Feb 28, 2020

Thanks. Wikipedia lists Qatar as only $70,000, though.

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Level ∞

Feb 28, 2020

You might want to specify whether you are going by nominal GDP or Purchasing Power Parity. In my opinion, the latter measure is much better. You can find an accurate list here.

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Level 67

Feb 28, 2020

Okay I switched all GDP per capita measurements to PPP.

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Level 31

Feb 28, 2020

I kept guessing countries ending with -land because it had "and" in it 🌛

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Level 67

Feb 28, 2020

It says "the word and" :)

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Level 59

Oct 16, 2021

Yes, and the word “and” is still present in the “land” countries. Just because it’s only a part of the larger word doesn’t mean it can’t still be excerpted from the country’s name.

They should still count as they do fall within the strict definition of the clue.

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Level 76

Feb 28, 2020

I did the same thing but when Iceland didn't work I reread the clue and figured it out.

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Level 68

Feb 28, 2020

Kosovo is missing for majority muslim country in Europe

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Level 67

Feb 28, 2020

I'll add it in. I forgot my source, but maybe it didn't count Kosovo as a country.

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Level 57

Feb 28, 2020

"that is an island country with an area

of 400,000 km² or larger"

Why is Australia not a valid answer?

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Level 67

Feb 28, 2020

Australia is a landmass. See comment above.

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Level 67

Feb 28, 2020

The caveat about the UN gives two of three answers to the question about the UN.

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Level 67

Feb 28, 2020

Surely that isn't too big of a problem.

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Level 22

Feb 28, 2020

For "in Europe not part of the EU", I believe you're missing Monaco. Just my luck that it was the first one I tried...

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Level 67

Feb 28, 2020

You're right, I'll add it in.

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Level 63

Feb 28, 2020

Luxembourg wasn't accepted as an answer on the first question.

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Level 67

Feb 28, 2020

The quiz is random, so the first question is different for everyone.

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Level 73

Feb 28, 2020

Unless you reword the question Brazil should be accepted as being within 2000 km of Brasillia

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Level 67

Feb 28, 2020

I added "not including Brazil"

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Level 46

Feb 28, 2020

Shouldn't "United States of America" count as a country with 20+ letters?

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Level 67

Feb 28, 2020

Standard JetPunk spelling is just United States.

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Level 73

Feb 28, 2020

Might it be possible to deviate from your stated criteria for this question, as it is a question dealing with the length of country names and people are naturally doing to think of full/official country names in that context. Fortunately, there are a number of other answers for this question, but this is just my opinion, as the first thing keyed in was "USA."

I do like the quiz quite a lot, regardless.

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Level 68

Feb 28, 2020

But that would be incorrect anyway, since "USA" has merely 3 letters, not the required 20.

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Level 67

Feb 28, 2020

Why should I make an exception for the US and not other countries?

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Level 60

Dec 5, 2022

It seems you have read his comment wrong he never said you should he just asks if you could

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Level 66

Feb 28, 2020

100th comment! Great quiz btw. Time to break the FP record!

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Level 83

Feb 28, 2020

While I get calling Spain European for categorisation purposes, some of Spain is very much in Africa - Ceuta and Melilla - so I don't think it fits the question.

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Level 67

Feb 28, 2020

I don't understand what you are saying? Every source I know lists Spain as being European.

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Level 60

Dec 5, 2022

It is multi continental with most of its population and landmass in europe so thats why most sources count it as european

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Level 66

Feb 29, 2020

question "starting with "East"": neither east timor, nor timor work

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Level 67

Feb 29, 2020

Are you sure? East Timor is the only answer to that question. Timor is not a valid type-in on JetPunk just as New Guinea is not a valid type-in to Papua New Guinea.

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Level 29

Feb 29, 2020

The UAE also surrounds a part of another country. Isn't Sweden or Norway more than 2.5 times as tall as it is wide?

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Level 68

Feb 29, 2020

Norway stretches above Sweden and Finland

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Level 67

Feb 29, 2020

Many countries have enclaves and exclaves in other countries. If I included the UAE I would have to include those as well. And no, those countries are slightly diagonal on the map, making them pretty wide.

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Level 29

Feb 29, 2020

Should include Farenheit in question, I have no idea much 53 degrees Celcius is

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Level 67

Feb 29, 2020

Welcome to the metric system. Used by 99% of the world

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Level 53

Apr 21, 2020

Strictly speaking (and because this is a pedants' website) Celsius isn't metric. SI, but not metric. Not many measurements that can claim that...

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Level 72

Mar 1, 2020

"that earns at least $75,000 and in Asia" - I'm assuming this means per capita income, but it could be more clearly worded. It sounds like the country is earning $75,000

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Level 67

Mar 1, 2020

Now changed to "with a per capita income (PPP) of $75,000 or more and in Asia".

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Level 47

Mar 1, 2020

The question " earns at least $75,000 and in Asia" isn't clear what you mean by earns. Avg citizen? Country as a whole? Clarification would be helpful. I only got this by guessing every Asian country I could think of.

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Level 66

Mar 1, 2020

It says "atleast" no matter what exactly the question is about, why guess all the countries, best bet is to skip the poorest ones

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Level 67

Mar 1, 2020

"that produces at least 50 million tonnes of wheat" should include a time period, such as "annually".

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Level 67

Mar 1, 2020

Added anually

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Level 31

Mar 2, 2020

Accept Timor as an answer for East Timor, because you already has East in the question.

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Level 67

Mar 2, 2020

Timor is not accepted as a type-in on JetPunk, so I won't accept it either.

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Level 52

Mar 3, 2020

Very disappointed that 'Andorra' was not accepted for 'includes "and" in its name'.

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Level 67

Mar 3, 2020

Sorry, it says the word and.

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Level 60

Dec 5, 2022

Thats no fun

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Level 55

Apr 11, 2020

Ecuador left OPEC, so would it still count for OPEC members that joined after 2000?

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Level 67

Apr 11, 2020

Ecuador will still count because it technically joined after 2000.

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Level 70

Apr 11, 2020

If only I knew what that "customary system" is...

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Level 73

Apr 12, 2020

It seems that Antigua and Barbuda would satisfy the "North American country with less than 100,000 people" clue. As far as I can tell, the current population is about 97,000, although I realise this is pretty close to the limit.

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Level 62

Apr 13, 2020

For the question "with at least 2 capitals accepted by JetPunk" it listed Palau, even though on the World Capitals Quiz, Palau only has Ngerulmud as a capital. Maybe Benin, as both Cotonou and Porto-Novo are accepted in the World Caputals Quiz?

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Level 67

Apr 13, 2020

Palau also accepts Melekeok, but I'll add Benin.

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Level 45

Apr 25, 2020

Great quiz, you should add Papua New Guinea to the list of countries which uses a creole, one of it's official languages is Tok Pisin, which is a creole.

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Level 67

Apr 26, 2020

Thanks! I edited it to be only French-based creoles.

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Level 60

May 10, 2020

Didn't Liberia also gain independence from the United States?

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Level 67

May 10, 2020

The United States never owned Liberia.

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Level 60

May 10, 2020

When I looked on Wikipedia it said Liberia gained independence from United States. I also know Liberia's capital was named after United States president James Monroe. Is the American Colonization Society not considered part of the US?

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Level 67

May 10, 2020

My bad, I added Liberia, thank you.

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Level 50

May 11, 2020

Isn't Kosovo a muslim majority country?

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Level 19

Jun 3, 2020

oof kinda annoying quiz

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Level 25

Jul 16, 2020

13 year old irish girl and I got all in first try with 30 seconds left, proud ngl

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Level 47

Jul 21, 2020

Why is papua new guinea accepted as an island country and australia isnt?

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Level 67

Jul 21, 2020

Although it borders Indonesia, Papua New Guinea is located completely on the island of New Guinea (with some minor outlying islands). Australia is considered a landmass.

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Level 31

Jul 30, 2020

Nepal is communist

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Level 43

Jul 31, 2020

To be fair, Egypt is considered a transcontinental country (the Sinai Peninsula is in Asia), which means one of the answers for 'in Asia that only borders 1 other country' should be Egypt.

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Level 67

Jul 31, 2020

Even if it was in Asia, it borders more than country

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Level 62

Aug 2, 2020

Shouldn't the UK be an example of a country with "and" in it?

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

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Level 67

Aug 2, 2020

"Using standard JetPunk naming conventions". JetPunk calls it simply United Kingdom.

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Level 62

Aug 3, 2020

Ah

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Level 59

Jul 29, 2021

I also tried that

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Level 49

Aug 13, 2020

For "that is at least 20 letters long", shouldn't United States of America, People's Republic of China, and Democratic People's Republic of Korea all count? I'm assuming they don't because of JetPunk naming conventions? I guess if you were to include those, you would also have to include things like United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, and Independent and Sovereign Republic of Kiribati.

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Level 67

Aug 13, 2020

Yeah, if I included the full names of countries, most if not all would be on here. I'm using what's listed on Countries of the World Quiz.

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Level 55

Sep 6, 2020

Antigua and Barbados should count for countries that start with a but don't end with a.

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Level 67

Sep 6, 2020

Its name is Antigua and Barbuda, not Antigua and Barbados.

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Level 71

Sep 15, 2020

Just to clarify, does the "100 million people by 1900" question refer to modern-day borders or territories controlled by the country at the time? Because the question only makes sense if it's the latter (no way India can't be there unless it's counted as part of the UK).

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Level 67

Sep 15, 2020

Yes, the modern day borders are what count.

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Level 68

Nov 30, 2020

Was about to query that question myself. The area within the modern day borders of Great Britain and Northern Ireland has never had a population close to 100 million. The census figures for the late 19th/early 20th centuries did not include colonies. Even my grandparents, who were alive at the time, never referred to Commonwealth/British Empire citizens as being part of the population of Britain, as if we 'owned' them. I'm not sure the inhabitants of Australia, for example, were ever included in our population stats. It seems a weird concept. But perhaps you can correct me.

A good quiz because it has generated a lot of discussion and the questions have obviously changed fairly frequently as you have thought up better ones. Thanks.

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Level 68

Sep 17, 2020

Myanmar, doesn´t use the metric units, but neither does it use customary units. They have their own sets of Units.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myanmar_units_of_measurement

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Level 75

Dec 17, 2020

The Italian island of Pantelleria is only 60km from the coast of Tunisia

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Level 22

Jan 5, 2021

Hey dude(tte)s, awesome quiz, BUT...

To my understanding, "...whose capital contains its name" should include Luxembourg (capital Luxembourg City). It is a sovereign nation and UN member.

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Level 61

Jan 23, 2021

Right off the top of my head I'm pretty sure Kosovo is majority muslim and also United States of America is over 20 letters.

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Level 75

Jan 28, 2021

Fun quiz, thanks for making this!

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Level 56

Mar 30, 2021

“that is an island country with an area of at least 100,000 km² in the Pacific”

The Philippines is misspelled. You put Philipines instead of Philippines (with double p)

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Level 67

Mar 31, 2021

Thanks for noticing, will be fixed soon.

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Level 54

Mar 31, 2021

What about Australia? for largest ISLAND?

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Level 54

Mar 31, 2021

sprry caps lock

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Level 67

Mar 31, 2021

Please read other comments mentioning this.

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Level 83

Mar 31, 2021

It would be nice to define "HDI" in the question. I had never encountered that term before.

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Level 67

Mar 31, 2021

Unfortunately, if I were do define HDI in every question, I would also have to define a lot of other things, which would cause quite some clutter. There are a lot of other similar quizzes that use HDI so I don't think it's too uncommon of a term.

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Level 56

Apr 19, 2021

This may be quite nitpicky or unnecessary, however I think that Uganda should be accepted for the question "countries with 'and' in its name".

I understand what the question was asking - and I wasn't confused - however Uganda was the first answer I put in and it technically contains "and" in the name.

Ug - and - a.

Sorry for possibly wasting your time!

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Level 56

Apr 19, 2021

This would also apply to Rwanda as well. And Poland, Netherlands, Marshall Islands, Solomon Islands, and any others I missed with "and" in the name.

Also since you said "the word 'and'" in the question, could you possibly reword the question?

"Name a valid country containing the conjunction "and"' or

"Name a valid country that has the word 'and' between two words" or whatever you see fit.

Sorry for the inconvenience!

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Level 67

Apr 19, 2021

No you're not wasting my time and it's a valid question. However, the question specifies the word "and" while in the countries you just listed, they are simply a set of letters part of a word.

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Level 19

Apr 26, 2021

can someone please explain what is meant by the question 'has a unique letter'?

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Level 67

Apr 26, 2021

It means that a country is the only one the ends with a certain letter (ex Bangladesh is unique because no other country ends with the letter H).

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Level 39

Jul 1, 2021

so how come Australia isn’t an island country of 400,000km or higher?

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Level 43

Apr 19, 2022

Mainland Australia isn’t an island, its a continent

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Level 48

Oct 17, 2021

I was so confused for a second when I came to the comments but then I realized that the quiz changed every time. And why does the "Name a country within 100 km of Africa but not in Africa" not include Israel when they border Egypt?

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Level 56

Jan 14, 2022

I also tried Israel, then realised the Sinai peninsula is considered part of Asia.

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Level 66

Oct 31, 2021

Does Ivory Coast not have two capitals? It should be accepted for "with at least 2 capitals accepted by Jetpunk."

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Level 68

May 31, 2022

why does zambia have two mega cities and china and india don’t?

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Level 87

Jun 18, 2022

The United States isn't at least 5,000 km wide east to west? Nome and Portland (ME) are 6,000 km apart. Yes, that's not due east-west, but there's land in Alaska further west than Nome and land in Maine east of Portland. It has to be that the tip of the Aleutians is more that 5,000 km west of the easternmost point in Maine.

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Level 67

Jun 19, 2022

Nope, it only reaches to be about 4,500 km wide.

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Level 46

Jul 13, 2022

Why not accept the United States as a country with a capital named after a US president?

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Level 35

Jul 16, 2022

Canada borders Denmark and France borders the Netherlands

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Level 40

Aug 19, 2022

Great quiz! Easy too.

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Level 49

Oct 26, 2022

whose capital contains its name...Luxemburg is missing

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Level 20

Oct 27, 2022

countries which capital starts with w is missing austria or is my country the only one that calls the capital in austria wien.

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Level 30

Nov 20, 2022

needs more time

First submitted	November 9, 2019
Times taken	86,438
Average score	80.0%
Rating	4.99