Continent | Reason | Country | % Correct |
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South America | Often spelled with a U when it should be a second O. | Colombia | 85%
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North America | Called by a nickname by many of its own inhabitants. This nickname refers to one or two whole continents depending on who you ask. | United States | 76%
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Oceania | The TI makes an S sound, but people don't know that. | Kiribati | 71%
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Europe | Often mistakenly referred to as one of two of its subdivisions. | Netherlands | 65%
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Africa | Not pronounced in the French way; confusion with a river and its southern neighbor, | Niger | 56%
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Africa | It changed its English name in 2018 and the UN has recognized it, but most people haven't adjusted. | Eswatini | 50%
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Europe | Often mistakenly referred to as the largest of its subdivisions. | United Kingdom | 50%
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Europe | It's changed its English name and lots of people (including Jetpunk) haven't adjusted. | Czechia | 44%
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Asia | More mispronounced than any country. Arabic means it's not pronounced at all the way it looks. | Qatar | 41%
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Asia | People think the H is silent, it's not. | Bahrain | 38%
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Africa | Called by English translation, not real name. | Cote d'Ivoire | 38%
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Asia | The S on the end is silent, but people don't know that. | Laos | 35%
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Africa | The H near the end is silent, but people don't know that. Also, the O's should be pronounced like u's. | Lesotho | 21%
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Asia | The A in this country's name is pronounced the wrong way. | Iran | 18%
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Africa | People sometimes put the emphasis on the 2nd syllable, but it should be the 3rd. | Tanzania | 15%
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