this is a yellow box quiz, which in my experience, often means the same or similar answers, to avoid type-on,( which i hate because of those hanging s etc)
Agreed. Seems to be the unwritten rule that answers aren't used twice, at least on most Jetpunk quizzes. Once a country has been used, I never try it again, unless there is a disclaimer.
I'm guessing you're from the USA then? For me the Brazilian pops up first, then 3 about the American one, then one about the Irish one and then another 2 about the Brazilian one.
Yeah, but astronomers named the Martian mountain Olympus Mons. We use that Latin name in English, which conveniently avoids confusion with the terrestrial Mt. Olympus.
I would think "Sugarloaf Mountain" would make most people think of Brazil rather than Wales, Ireland, Maine, or NSW just as "London" would make people think of England rather than a town in Kentucky.
USA works for United States of America, UK for the United Kingdom; in other quizzes, DRC is good for Democratic Republic of Congo and UAE for United Arab Emirates etc. Yet NZ never works for New Zealand; surely it should!
A lot of people are saying that the quiz is unfair because some things in different countries have the same name (e.g. Sugarloaf Mountain is a place in Brazil, Wales, Ireland, and Maine) But the ones used for this quiz are by far the most famous in the world. Sure, if you happen to live right near one of the lesser known Sugarloaf Mountains, then that will be the first one that occurs to you, but if you live pretty much anywhere else, that is not the case. Pretty much every name in the world is used multiple times, so it doesn't make sense to criticize this. And especially don't downvote the quiz because of it! Your personal experiences don't matter here, it's about the general consensus.
I believe Luxor Temple is also on the second quiz of this series. Perhaps using a different landmark would be better? You could do Valley of the Kings if you wanted to keep in the same country
maybe is not a country as we usually refer to but it is too big to oversight it