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People from Places Quiz

What do you call people from these places?
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London
a ________
United States
an ________
Britain
a ______
Netherlands
_____
Venice
a ________
Texas
a _____
Philippines
a ________
Los Angeles
an ________
Michigan's UP
a ______
Liverpool
a ____________
Liverpool
a _______ (slang)
FromIs Called...
Flanders
_______
Peru
a ________
Indiana
a _______
Paris
a ________
Rome
a _____
Moscow
a _________
Troy
a ______
Glasgow
a __________
Iraq
an _____
Naples
a __________
Spain
a ________
FromIs Called...
Switzerland
_____
Phoenix
a __________
New Zealand
a ____ (slang)
Berlin
a ________
Denmark
a ____
Cyprus
a _______
Genoa
________
Brittany
a ______
Canada
a ________
Canada
a ______ (slang)
Poland
a ____
Answer Stats
Quizmaster
I redid this quiz to add several more questions.
2011-06-21
iCotton
for Britain, shouldn't Brit be accepted? :/
2011-06-27
yocoy
People from Britain are called 'Brits'. They refer to themselves that way as does the rest of the world.
2011-06-27
ImprovShoes
I call people from Britain Brits.
2011-06-27
gryffindorgirl
me too js :/
2011-06-27
Hdny42
Brit is short for Briton, isn't it? It's just gotten shorter over time.
2011-06-30
lexi6510
you should add some more from germany. if you're from bone your a bonner,and from hamburg you're a hamburger. lol
2011-07-08
Mithol
24/33 I just wrote Muscovite at the last second, but I spelt it wrong. And I wasted heaps of time trying to spell Canuck correctly, but I wasn't successful.
2011-07-11
canadianeh
Can't believe I missed Dutch and Swiss...what was I thinking?
2011-07-11
bingoseventeen
you don’t call a person from the netherlands a ‘dutch’ they speak dutch, but i speak english and i am an american not a ‘english’ they don’t really have anything they are called.
2011-07-12
knecht56
Good quiz. I got 29. Can't believe I missed "Hoosier" and "Kiwi." Duh.
2011-07-27
annie1892
Yeah, I think I'm a Brit, not a Briton. Also, if you're gonna be like that, you should have at least put BritISH instead.
2011-07-27
Slim316
@bingoseventeen... They are called the Dutch... or Dutch people... just like people from Switzerland speak Swiss and are known as the Swiss or Swiss people... The French speak French... The Japanese speak Japanese... (Some of) The Irish speak Irish... I wonder what you would call the Dutch? A Netherlander? A Hollandaise perhaps??
2011-07-29
ZomgPancakes
How about a Geordie from Newcastle? If we're going to be dealing with Glaswegians and two forms of Liverpudlians..
2011-08-01
SeySayux
An inhabitant of the Netherlands is called a Dutchman or a Dutchwoman. An inhabitant of Flanders is called a Fleming or a Belgian ;). Just look it up if you don't take my word for it :P.
2011-08-04
Ithabise
If it wasn't the obvious I missed, it was the weirdness that couldn't be gotten. Liverpudlian--really? Who knows this stuff but ultimate nerds?
2011-08-26
rosen
People from Halifax (Canada) are Haligonians. That's a good tricky one. Can "Angelino" be an acceptable spelling? I almost had it. Fun quiz!
2011-08-26
verycherry831
I've never heard of an "Angeleno" or a "Canuck" and I don't live in the UK and have never been there, so i didn't get "Liverpudlian" "Glasgwegian" or "Scouser"
2011-08-27
Bhenn10
People from Glasgow are also called Weegies.
2011-09-06
oscarsmom
Ithabise - Every Beatles fan knows that they're called Liverpudlians! :-)
2011-09-15
Englishsiren
it should except scouse for scouser... we just call them the scouse from up there down here in the south lol!
2011-10-01
theLAYTshow
We have a Newcastle in Australia as well, and those dudes are called Novocastrians, though I'm not entirely certain that's the correct spelling
2011-11-07
lottie
How does Yooper come about? I've never heard of it (nor Canuck) but I am English!! Got all the others though,very surprised..I must be an ultimate nerd Ithabise? (except I definitely am not) :-)
2011-11-13
loko
Lottie-- Yooper comes from it being Michigan's UP (You-p...blend together). Sometimes people from the U.P. refer to people from the L.P. as "trolls" because we live under the bridge, although I don't like that. And if you were a tourist to Mackinac Island you would be a "fudgie." :)
2011-12-14
simmonsdude
Can you accept British for Britain??
2012-01-05
Mixxd
I agree with many of the above comments, Brit should be accepted for Britain.
2012-01-20
Pixie
Should be 'brit' as well as 'briton' surely? And isn't it 'scouse' not 'scouser'?
2012-01-20
Raul
GRINGO should be considered as slag for American!
2012-01-20
erikajo210
im so glad you put in the "yooper" reference but i got it wrong because im more used to saying it than spelling it :P The nickname "fudgie" is used i in more places around Northern Michigan than just the island, in the summer they're everywhere!
2012-01-23
frozenELEMENT
Of course Brit should also be accepted. Everyone knows them as Brits.
2012-01-23
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