In each group, name any answer which matches the first category to reveal the second category, then name any answer which applies to both categories to reveal a third, and so on.
There aren't two end answers anyway! Ukraine is at 579,000km2 land area, so does not satisfy the last clue. By "valid answer" in my previous comment, I was referring to the first 4 clues, not the final answer.
For the one that says the answer is Montenegro, isn't Guyana also a valid answer? Max elevation is 2772 metres, Guyana is 1 word, capital is north of the equator, only like 700.000 inhabitants and it has red and green in its flag.. Or am I missing something really obvious?
Okay, had a look at this and no idea how this slipped my spreadsheet... Both Guyana and Montenegro were valid for Red and Green.
After going back to the spreadsheet, it seems the only way to distinguish one (along with separating from the other 10 answers valid for the 4th clue), is to change it to Guyana, and have the clue be Green and White.
I do like these quizes but the only time I have got the fifth answer, in any of them, is when my answer to the fourth question has also been the correct answer for the fifth. I just seem to blank. Which is not annoying in the slightest. QM, can you make sure, next time, you pick a final answer that is the same as whatever I pick for my fourth answer!? Cheers! Lol
For all 4 categories #5 was the only one I didn't get. It's easy when you answer #1 and that also answers #2 and so on. But it get's harder when you're down the line and have to think of a new country that fits all statements above while still being set on what you just answered before.
Damn, I think Guyana has been the hardest one in this whole series. I got super excited when I entered Sierra Leone then remembered it has to be one word (I'm guessing because of Sierra Leone)
So happy for the Nauru one I’d just gone around trying to find capitals with five letters and thought maybe Oceania then Yaren popped inTo my head. I got the UK one kinda by luck though despite living there as I was going to type Ukraine for some reason. Great quiz keep em coming
I love it when I guess a random country early on and it carries through so you don't have to search the world map in your head. I put Ethiopia three times for the fourth category and it makes it a lot easier when you just get lucky with an early choice
Great quiz :D I still get sad every time I see anything about a flag on one of these because despite being a geography nerd, I don't really care about flags at all and don't know very many of them.
I really don't wanna sound picky but technically Nauru is no correct answer as Nauru has no offical capital, Yaren is only the island's biggest city and often considered its capital. But great quiz otherwise :)
Ever had that day where you have 2 minutes to spell a country and you just can’t spell it? Ethiopia: Etheopia, Ethiopea, etheopea (again and again and again)
Ethiopia definitely starts with a vowel but United Kingdom does not. Vowels are always about sounds and not letters.
And I think U is perhaps the only letter among the five letters taught to us at kindergarten level as vowels (a, e, i, o, u) that does not begin with a vowel sound.
Does United Kingdom start with a vowel? I don't think so. Though U is a vowel letter, the word United is pronounced beginning with /j/, which is a consonant.
After going back to the spreadsheet, it seems the only way to distinguish one (along with separating from the other 10 answers valid for the 4th clue), is to change it to Guyana, and have the clue be Green and White.
Thanks so much for noticing this!
AUSTRALIA IS A COUNTRY
And I think U is perhaps the only letter among the five letters taught to us at kindergarten level as vowels (a, e, i, o, u) that does not begin with a vowel sound.
Examples:
I head a Unit (not an Unit) in army/ company.
I am a European (not an European).
He has got an M.Phil. degree.
It is an FM band radio.