Country Quiz on a Map - Spain

This is a great quiz. A good mixture of the straightforward and the challenging. One correction: "Douro" is the Portuguese name for the river. The Spanish name is "Duero" as in the town "Aranda de Duero"

Another nice map!

Although you seemed to have forgotten the Anglo-Spanish border at Gibraltar

Good quiz!

But:

- "Don Quijote" (Spanish spelling) should be a type-in for "Don Quixote"

- "Duero" (Spanish name for the river) should be a type-in for "Douro" (this one, which is often used in English, is the Portuguese name)

- "Gernika" should be also accepted for "Guernica", since it's the name of a town in the Basque Country, and the first is the basque name while the second is the Spanish name

You should consider translating this quiz into Spanish! It would be a great addition to the Spanish section of JetPunk and would likely be featured.

If you need any help translating, just let me know.

Ancient* Arab Palace

The answer column says "montain ranges" instead of "mountain ranges"

Any chance of accepting "Grenada" for "Battle of Grenada"? The wording of the question (i.e.: with "Battle" already in the question) implies to me that just the short form would acceptably answer the question.

When "Grenada" wasn't accepted (and after I tried it at least 3 or more times) I was honestly stumped and all I could do was stare dumbly at the page, thinking that either you or I had made a mistake somewhere.

(Typing out "battle of" literally didn't occur to me, again because of the question wording.)

this is a very good quiz, could you please make one for portugal? thank you :)

Great quiz. Is Gibraltar meant to be one of the answers? I see it fills in on at the map (No. 2) when the quiz finishes but if I type it it's not accepted. It's also not listed in the table.

Great quiz. Just a little note about grammar - in English we'd say "this Guillermo del Toro fantasy movie" or "this fantasy movie by Guillermo del Toro", but never "this Guillermo del Toro's fantasy movie". Same thing for the Goya question. Don't ask me why, possessives in English are weird.

Spelling (in Art panel): portrays

Ibiza in the English speaking world almost invariably refers to the entire island of Ibiza, rather than just the small town of the same name

The 't' is still missing from 'Ancient Arab Palace'

These quizzes are some of my favourites on the website, but the map design is unfortunately really bad. It could do with a lot of decluttering, like using simpler symbols (e.g. just a triangle for a mountain), a more standardised font, and the classic Jetpunk green for any correctly guessed map items. It's also unclear what is asked of you before you scroll down to the answer list – the first time I took one of these quizzes, I didn't even realise I was supposed to fill in all the neighbouring countries.

I know that the "cantabrian" and "baetic" mountains are the more general term, but i think it would be valid for people to answer "picos de europa" for the cantabrian mountains, and "sierra nevada" for the baetic mountains. These are the main and highest parts of these mountain ranges anyways.

Could you add more type ins for "labyrinth"? I would've gotten it

I´m spanish and have never heard of the BALEARIC or the ALBORAN sea its just so you know its not something known or used in Spain. You could add the type in of fusilamientos del tres de mayo because it is how is widely known .As a piece of advice you could add geographical features like cabo de palos(Where colombus started it´s journey to America) or punta tarifa, there´s also some other things that sound too overcomplicated, otherwise, great quiz.

I love these quizzes! I use them for learning about countries I don't know much about. It might be considered 'cheating' but I'll take a quiz untimed and research. Hours later I've gone down the google/youtube rabbit hole and eventually get the quiz taken - and inevitably have added cities/regions to my bucket list. Could you please do some on South America? Or maybe I could figure out how to do a quiz but the format looks pretty formidable 😮