First submitted | September 28, 2014 |
Times taken | 73,553 |
Average score | 76.5% |
Rating | 4.96 |
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Just like purple.
Bottom line: Qatar or Bahrain, get your own unique flag, something that'll upstage the one who doesn't budge first.
Bremen, Hesse, Thuringia, ...
Easy for kids to draw in school though, eh? Try drawing an accurate maple leaf! Tougher than you think - even for adults!
Think about it a minute, it'll come to you....
So completely different to what you are saying
This is going to revolutionise the field of international jurisprudence.
I really wish this matter could be put to rest. Scotland is not a country, Wales is not a country, Northern Ireland and England are not countries. They are not represented independently at the UN, they do not produce their own passports. After all, why would Scotland have an independence referendum if it was an actual country?
Scoring
You scored 5/17 = 29%
This beats or equals 11.2% of test takers
The average score is 12
Your high score is 5
Peru's flag is the same as France's, but with the blue stripe on the left changed to red.
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But what about often forgotten sovereign country of the "knights of Malta"? Yes they have no formal territory, but they have recognition worldwide, observer status in the UN, issue stamps & coins and even have their own internet extension IP. I vote YES for inclusion into red & white flags, to be a stickler at least in the way the question is currently worded!
This beats or equals 35% of test takers
The average score is 13
Your high score is 11