Countries by Clue #1

How about countries by puddings?

whaaaaaaaaa????

good quiz, and 100% with 2.41 left - makes a nice change! I agree a #2 would be good.

you don't... just move the yellow box to the ones you can answer using the down arrow

yes, Poland and Sweden

Tell the people of Porvenir, Tierra del Fuego that they are actually Argentines. They'd be surprised to find out.

As if the quiz isn't easy enough already.

There is no longer communism in Russia. I can only imagine the comments if that were the clue.

22/22 with 2:22 left. Something poetic about that

and you got to level 47 without any 100% ? clearly you need to be more selective in the quizzes you choose....

Nobody is spamming any such thing. Glad you took the opportunity to be obnoxious about your country though.

Relbore, by making that comment you have just initiated a discussion about America, exactly what you claim to have been trying to avoid.....

too easy! 100% with 2:32 leftover. nice concept just need tougher clues

This isn't one of those "I would have made the quiz different, rawr rawr rawr" comments, but was anyone else surprised to not see China? I mean, you got Mongolia, India, Japan, but not China?

It's in both.

tied Adeljaj 22/22 with 2:22 to go, more numerically cool than poetic me thinks!

Decent quiz, though most of my amusement came from reading the ridiculous comments. What does yogurt have to do with Greece? Germany isn't the only country with beer! Please tell me those comments came from children.

Good grief - a basic quiz and people can't get the concept: there are three clues for each country and they are to be taken together. No one is saying that beer, for example, is purely and solely a German thing.

Tierra del Fuego is a province from argentina. It should have been something like ''Magallanes and Antartica Chilena'', which it is really from Chile. Please, correct it.

3:06 here ... I always scroll through to see if I'm the fastest or not. I bet you can beat me if you go again. :-)

Maybe when this quiz was made the USA still thought they were down the back of Sadams sofa?

Got all of 'em except Mongolia!

that clue totally flummoxed me... where the heck is Mordor?

Nice quiz and i managed to get them all pleased with myself

Well, that was incredibly easy.

As a Brit, I am not impressed with the choice of clues for the UK. Instead of Beckham and 'stiff upper lip' (!) how about Shakespeare, Richard and David Attenborough, the Royal Family, Stephen Hawking, Lord Byron, Churchill, The Lake District, Buckingham Palace, cricket, David Bowie, The Beatles, Rolling Stones....

Stiff upper lip was really funny though.

Aren't you over thinking this a little too much? This is a short internet quiz, not a deep and meaningful exploration of what the UK is these days.

I think we should have a guess the country based on negative stereotypes. :)

To Cyanidecarrot: The USA's ultimate downfall will be because it keeps sticking its nose into other countries' affairs and routinely gets stabbed in the back as thanks. If we adhered to the Monroe Doctrine we would not have this problem. Let all of those who so gleefully criticize the USA at the slightest provocation (such as on these quiz sites), fend for themselves, and let us mind our own business for once.

The Monroe Doctrine was implemented at a time when the world was more fractured. International relations are more complicated now, and countries are inextricably linked. If the economy of Europe tanks, it will affect the US. The US brands its intervention as "humanitarian aid" because it's good PR, but most of its intervention has a practical purpose. Becoming a hermit state in the 21st century is not beneficial.

jmellor: Though I agree that too often US intervention in foreign affairs is more self-serving than altruistic it would, nonetheless, be interesting to see how well the non-NATO countries survive without it.

I don't think "Yogurt" for Greece. But nice quiz

plenty on the shelf in my local supermarket clearly labelled Greek

I think one of the clues should be Road to Mordor, the Shire, Minas Tirith...& the answer be Middle-earth. : )

Any chance when referring to the Uk you could put aspects of Wales, Scotland and/ or Northern Ireland in there? Sick to the back teeth of the Anglicisation of everything British. Don't start me on independence

I think the UK clues are really England, it would be nice to include something from other parts of the UK, e.g. haggis or kilts or Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch.

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