Exactly what I was thinking seen it like 8 times and on the site fewer than.eight days. And have only.seen one other question, about the norway currency, but well that was a quiz about norway..
Just FYI:: Greek sovereign land includes 6,000 islands and islets scattered in the Aegean and Ionian Seas, of which only 227 islands are inhabited. This is a truly unique phenomenon for the European continent.
I wonder. My guess would be that Greece has the greatest number of inhabited islands in Europe, but other countries may have more total islands. Norway seems like an obvious candidate.
Finland probably has the most islands in Europe. Sweden and Norway also have tens, if not hundreds of thousands of islands. All depends on what you call an island though, which is really not straightforward, but by any measure those three countries have many more than Greece.
The Åland Islands archipelago alone - an autonomous region of Finland, in the Baltic Sea - has around 6500 islands and islets, of which only 65 are inhabited. Finland has a crapload of islands.
I just looked up the area in Google Maps - incredible. at a zoomed-out level it looks like a few islands, zoom in a bit and more appear, zoom in closer and there are islands *everywhere*!
I don't know why but for some reason, I cannot ever spell the Egyptian peninsula correctly on the first try. When I see a question about it I know I am about to waste 30 seconds trying to guess the correct arrangement of letters or turn on spell check for the answer box.
How would you reword the clue in under ten words? 70% of quiz takers got it correct. There is a comments section to state opinions, clarifications or grievances, or yes, promote propaganda, in which case I hope you check back and call them out on it. For the most part I have no problem with oversimplification. (Many of my own comments could use a good dose of it, including this one.)
The question "What ethnic group has its homeland in northeast Spain and southwest France?" is ambiguous, Catalans fit the descriptions as well as Basques.
Angola has a hammer and sickle on its flag too.
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Flags_with_hammer_and_sickle
For example Albania 1994-1996.
Please accept "Roissy" alone or "Roissy " before current answer of Paris's busiest airport. :)