The only country . . .
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Country
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To be the site of a Level 7 nuclear event (INES scale)
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Japan
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To touch the Equator
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Indonesia
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To not be a member of the United Nations
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Taiwan
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To have a contiguous land border with another country more than 5000 km long
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Kazakhstan
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To span multiple time zones
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Mongolia
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To contain one of the world's 10 longest rivers
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China
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To have a name ending in -land
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Thailand
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To have an aircraft carrier in active service
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India
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To have the same name as a territory in the board game Risk
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Afghanistan
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To be the birthplace of at least 10 Major League Baseball players
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South Korea
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To have a restaurant with 3 Michelin stars
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Singapore
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To be the home of one of the world's top 20 largest companies (by revenue)
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Saudi Arabia
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To have a city with a population greater than 300,000 named "Batman"
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Turkey
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To have a land border with 7 or more other countries
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Iran
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To be located entirely in the Southern Hemisphere
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East Timor
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To have a cardinal direction in its name
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North Korea
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To use the Euro
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Cyprus
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Where the majority of the population is Hindu
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Nepal
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To have a red, white, and blue flag
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Laos
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To have a single-party Communist (Marxist) government
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Vietnam
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To contain one of the world's 20 busiest airports
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United Arab Emirates
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To contain the site of a Volcanic Explosivity Index 6 eruption from the past 1000 years
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Philippines
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To have an Alpha City
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Malaysia
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To touch 2 oceans (including marginal seas)
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Israel
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To have a building more than 400 meters tall
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Kuwait
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To be a member of OPEC
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Iraq
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To have a flag that has writing on it
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Brunei
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To contain one of the world's 25 largest islands
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Sri Lanka
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To have the same first 4 letters as another country
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Turkmenistan
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To be one of the 5 least linguistically diverse countries in the world
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Yemen
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To be in the bottom 5 on the Global Peace Index
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Syria
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To have more than 6000 km of coastline
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Myanmar
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Where the capital is not the largest city
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Pakistan
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To have a megacity (population greater than 10,000,000)
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Bangladesh
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To be carbon neutral or carbon negative
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Bhutan
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Where more than 75% of the population is Buddhist
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Cambodia
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To be one of the world's top 10 date-producing countries
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Oman
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To start with a letter that no other country starts with
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Qatar
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To have a GDP per capita greater than $40,000
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Bahrain
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To be a monarchy
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Jordan
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To have a highest point less than 500 meters above sea level
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Maldives
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Where the climate is primarily desert (Köppen climate classification BWh or BWk)
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Uzbekistan
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To have a capital city that starts with T
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Georgia
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Where less than 30% of the population is urban
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Tajikistan
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To have a mountain peak more than 7000 meters above sea level
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Kyrgyzstan
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To have a city that has been continuously inhabited for more than 4000 years
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Lebanon
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To have a McDonald's
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Azerbaijan
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To be in Asia
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Armenia
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Ok, so one issue is that there are several different ways of measuring that. The page you linked to lists countries by Fearon's linguistic fractionalization analysis, under which - yes - it comes in at the bottom.
However: I would suggest that that analysis (in addition to primarily measuring fractionalization) is also primarily concerned with cultural and ethnic fractionalization, with linguistics making up a component of that.
However, there are also several other rankings - including those that are [A] looking at linguistic diversity (which is the phrasing you used in your quiz); and [B] primarily interested in linguistic diversity.
Among those include rankings done by UNESCO, and the Summer Institute of Linguistics, as seen at: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linguistic_diversity_index.
You will notice that Yemen comes in rather in the middle of the pack here. Nowhere near the bottom...
Taxes.
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