Name the 10 random countries in the world map below that have been cut in two by an extra border. The answers change every time!
Some extra borders may be difficult to spot!
Technically yes, but creating it in a way that people could type it would be hard. Since each random border removed would constitute two answers. Potentially doing it in a way someone has to type, for example "UK Ireland" or "Ireland UK". I.e. having to type both countries that constitute a border.
Ok, that makes sense. There are quizzes that have you type in both as two different answers (like the Longest International Borders quiz). But the random part with two answers would still be quite challenging.
Brilliant idea. This opens up a whole new series of potential quizzes for geography nuts that doesn't simply rehash old ideas. Each iteration is a unique and legitimate challenge.
The more there are in a single continent, the harder it is to spot differences. I had seven in Africa (five of which were in West Africa). What are the odds of getting all of them in a single continent?
You reminded me of a time when youtuber DrewDurnil played EU4 or HOI4 or some game of this sort and the AI ended up spliting Korea vertically into East Korea and West Korea.
Fixed :P I think I was going for something like "dis-included", and discluded sounded wrong but I couldn't think of anything better. Excluded is exactly what I was looking for!
Edit: Saying that, I found it on Wikitionary, so it appears to mean exactly as I intended: disclude
Simple and fun idea but tough when you don't know all the country shapes. I only got 4/10 in the first round and then 8/10 in the second which was way easier including a very visually split Australia for example.
This is a really cool idea. I went round each continent and was getting worried when I had done everything except Africa and had only found 3/10.... but it turned out I just had loads in north-west Africa!
Man, I don't think I've ever done worse on a border quiz, ever. I love border quizzes but I had a hard time spotting the extra lines in the time allotted. Nice challenge.
Time is fine imo, eventhough I missed 3 this first time (I wasted alot of time in an area I could have sworn had an extra border, so tried all the surrounding countries with no luck...)
Gonna have another go. A little bit of challenge is more fun imo, as long as it is feasible.
This quiz should probably be 4 minutes. It would be one thing if the map scrolled, but it's just cumbersome to click in and out all over the place to scan it.
I find I have to zoom in to check, but the zooming in and out takes such a large proportion of the short amount of time available. The geographical knowledge element is reduced in value because of the time constraint, imho :-)
It's a great concept, but the fake borders load last so it's easy to spot some of them (even accidentally) when the map loads. Also some of them have a slightly different texture compared to regular borders which make them stand out more, or maybe I'm too used to the usual borders.
If you don't mind I'd prefer doing them myself. The "extra border" series was originally one of my first map series on the site, so it's got a special place in my heart. As I said, I would've made the other versions sooner had it not been for being so busy with my final year of university.
Hey guys, I've been in a coma since 2006 and just woke up and took this quiz, Sudan and Serbia are not accepted answers for me, I think something is wrong.
i lowkey wonder if anyone who hasn’t been paying attention to world geography for the last ten years, is like furiously typing Sudan while shouting at their screen
The borders are intentionally the same design as the real borders, otherwise you're not looking for what's "wrong" with the map but just where a dark border is, which is less fun in my opinion.
I think there's one already, in which you must enter any of the two countries whose border was "erased"
Chile on a phone is hard. Well, this really is far easier on a computer.
I wonder if when morocco gets divided we get the Western Sahara border....
"Ukraine"
Also ukrainian person:
"U-k-r-a-i-n-e"
Also also ukrainian person:
*visible confusion*
Hmm...I may have found a new favorite quiz to take multiple times.
*tries Sudan*
*tries Armenia*
Edit: Saying that, I found it on Wikitionary, so it appears to mean exactly as I intended: disclude
Super quiz also 👍
Gonna have another go. A little bit of challenge is more fun imo, as long as it is feasible.
edit: got PNG again and the split really looks like it's just a separated island...
Also got Sudan and Chad's splits, which together are one line which was weird to look at...
Also, apparently line breaks don't work...
I find I have to zoom in to check, but the zooming in and out takes such a large proportion of the short amount of time available. The geographical knowledge element is reduced in value because of the time constraint, imho :-)
They just take so long to make I couldn't justify the time spent on them until my final exams are finished.
INCORRECT ANSWER
Serbian: "What you mean incorrect answer!? Kosovo is in solid Borders!"
Poland partition
I think they take each other's territory
And the countries like Portugal, Iceland, Sri Lanka, NZ which are kind of isolated and small... It makes noticing them harder.
Anyways, every quiz has some extreme points, and these are examples of this quiz!
Brilliant quiz @Stewart!
Central, African, republic