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1.
By the year 2026, India is projected to surpass China in population
2.
Denmark and Sweden are connected via a bridge
3.
The point where the Equator and the Prime Meridian meet is located in Ghana
They meet in the Gulf of Guinea, not on any land
4.
Monaco and Nunavut have around the same population
5.
Havana is located on the southern coast of Cuba
6.
Cape of Good Hope is the southernmost point in Africa
It was mistakenly thought to be, but Cape Agulhas is
7.
Lake Maracaibo is South America's largest lake
Lake Maracaibo is not a lake, it's an inland bay
8.
The ten longest rivers in Peru all flow into the Atlantic Ocean, not the Pacific
9.
There is parts of Antarctica no sovereign nation claims
It's called the "Marie Byrd Land"
10.
More than 80 % of Australians live within the coastal zones
11.
The United Kingdom is about the same size as France (in Europe)
The United Kingdom is just under half the size of France.
12.
Israel borders the Red Sea
Just by a tiny little coastline
13.
The United States receives more international tourists than any country
14.
There are more countries in Africa than Asia
54 countries in Africa, 48 in Asia
15.
Yoruba, Hausa and Igbo are the "official languages" of Nigeria
Although the most commonly spoken, they are not official, only English is
1. Turkey is NOT part of Europe. Even that part next to Istanbul isn't part of the Middle East
2. There ARE autobahns in Austria. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autobahns_of_Austria
3. Baikal is the biggest lake surrounded by one country. If there is another, let me know
"The Middle East" is a geographical subcontinent, it has nothing to do with Turkey having European holdings and Egypt having African holdings. By that logic, Western Europe spans 5 continents just from France alone.
Very meh quiz, you changed the true/false buttons around a lot
Just a wee correction, as mentioned in the previous comment: there *are* parts of Antarctica...