There are 15 multiple choice questions on countries you must answer, and the questions are in all types of geography, but this quiz can get very difficult. Can you pass?
Questions are easy around #1-7, but questions #8-15 are difficult.
Here is the source I used for the easier questions: https://www.farandwide.com/s/amazing-geography-facts-d9d661749cad43df
Here is the source I used for the harder questions. https://torgoentertainment.com/2015/11/02/impossible-geography-quiz-1-30-questions/
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1.Which of these U.S. states is the westernmost and easternmost state?
Hawaii
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Florida
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Maine
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Alaska
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Alaska's Aleutian Islands stretch so far they cross the two hemispheres, leading to Alaska technically being the easternmost state in the U.S.
2.There are two countries that border the most countries, with both having 14. One of these countries borders that amount. Which one is it?
Brazil
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United States
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Russia
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Australia
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United States: 2. Russia: 14! Brazil: 10. Australia: 0 (imagine picking this one :0).
3.What is the other country that has 14 neighbors?
Germany
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India
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China
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Kazakhstan
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Kazakhstan: 5. India: 7. Germany: 9. China: 14!
4.There are 3 countries completely landlocked by one single country, but one of these countries isn't. What country is it?
Vatican City
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Lesotho
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San Marino
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Eswatini
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Eswatini is mostly surrounded by South Africa, but it also shares a border with Mozambique. Italy surrounds Vatican City and San Marino, and South Africa surrounds Lesotho.
5.Which country has the most pyramids?
Egypt
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Mexico
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United States
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Sudan
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Egypt: 118. Sudan: More than 200! United States:Unknown (probably not much). Mexico: Officially 15, but there could be a lot more..
6.Here's an easier one: Which continent spans all four hemispheres?
Europe
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Africa
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Antarctica
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Asia
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If you know the world map, Africa is around the center of it, so it's not as surprising that it has land in all four hemispheres (By the way, if you picked Antarctica, I wanna know what your IQ is.)
7.Which city stands on two separate continents?
Istanbul
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Cairo
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Panama City
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Istanbul, located in Turkey, lays on both Europe and Asia.
8.Which mountain lies on the France-Italy border? (Hint: It's the largest mountain in Europe
Alps
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Mont Blanc
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Matterhorn
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Jungfrau
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If you guessed the Alps, I am slightly disappointed in you.
9.How many islands does Hawaii have?
137
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69
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33
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8
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Sure, there are 137 islands, but to be fair, only 7 are actually inhabited.
10.What is the distance of Alaska's coastline in km (Only including the mainland)?
6,830 km
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6,590 km
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6,750 km
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6,640 km
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No explanation. That is the amount it is. Not including the islands of course.
11.There are, somewhat ironically, two doubly-landlocked countries. Wait, which one of these nations is doubly-landlocked?
Turkmenistan
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Hungary
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Kazakhstan
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Liechtenstein
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Liechtenstein is surrounded by Switzerland and Austria, both of which are landlocked as well.
12.One of these African nations once went by the name "Upper Volta". Which one is it?
Ghana
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Burkina Faso
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Mali
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Niger
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13.Where is the city of Peshawar located?
Pakistan
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Iran
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India
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Afghanistan
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Fun Fact: Peshawar's population is 4.7 million, making it the 6th most populous city in Pakistan.
14.One of these states doesn't share any letters with its capital city. Which state is it?
Florida
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South Dakota
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Indiana
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Texas
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South Dakota's capital is Pierre. By the way, please tell me you didn't answer with Indiana.
15.Let's end with a hard one. Which New York county lacks any traffic lights?