Statistics for Geography Multi-select #3

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Question	Tile	Select	% Correct
countries with more than eight land borders. (Countries connected only by man-made structures are not considered to have land borders. Borders along internal waters, e.g., rivers and lakes, are.)	Colombia	No	100%
capital cities whose country’s name begins with “B.”	Honiara	No	100%
islands of the Japan archipelago.	Honshu	Yes	100%
islands of the Japan archipelago.	Luci Island	No	100%
countries whose capital city’s name begins with “B.”	Madagascar	No	100%
capital cities whose country’s name begins with “B.”	Minsk	Yes	100%
capital cities whose country’s name begins with “B.”	Roseau	No	100%
countries with more than eight land borders. (Countries connected only by man-made structures are not considered to have land borders. Borders along internal waters, e.g., rivers and lakes, are.)	Russia	Yes	100%
capital cities whose country’s name begins with “B.”	Tashkent	No	100%
countries whose capital city’s name begins with “B.”	Azerbaijan	Yes	95%
countries with more than eight land borders. (Countries connected only by man-made structures are not considered to have land borders. Borders along internal waters, e.g., rivers and lakes, are.)	Brazil	Yes	95%
countries whose capital city’s name begins with “B.”	Estonia	No	95%
islands of the Japan archipelago.	Guam	No	95%
islands of the Japan archipelago.	Hokkaido	Yes	95%
countries whose capital city’s name begins with “B.”	Iraq	Yes	95%
countries that claim territory in Antarctica.	Italy	No	95%
islands of the Japan archipelago.	Kyushu	Yes	95%
countries whose capital city’s name begins with “B.”	Marshall Islands	No	95%
islands of the Japan archipelago.	Mayu Island	No	95%
countries whose capital city’s name begins with “B.”	Namibia	No	95%
countries with more than eight land borders. (Countries connected only by man-made structures are not considered to have land borders. Borders along internal waters, e.g., rivers and lakes, are.)	Ukraine	No	95%
countries that claim territory in Antarctica.	Chile	Yes	91%
countries that claim territory in Antarctica.	China	No	91%
former constituent parts of the Netherlands Antilles (1954-2010).	Curaçao	Yes	91%
Australian external territories.	Fiji	No	91%
British Crown Dependencies.	Guernsey	Yes	91%
countries whose capital city’s name begins with “B.”	Guyana	No	91%
islands of the Japan archipelago.	Hengsha Island	No	91%
countries with more than eight land borders. (Countries connected only by man-made structures are not considered to have land borders. Borders along internal waters, e.g., rivers and lakes, are.)	India	No	91%
capital cities whose country’s name begins with “B.”	Moroni	No	91%
countries that claim territory in Antarctica.	Norway	Yes	91%
countries that claim all or part of the Spratly Islands.	Samoa	No	91%
Australian external territories.	Tonga	No	91%
countries with more than eight land borders. (Countries connected only by man-made structures are not considered to have land borders. Borders along internal waters, e.g., rivers and lakes, are.)	D. R. Congo	Yes	86%
islands of the Japan archipelago.	Okinawa	Yes	86%
former constituent parts of the Netherlands Antilles (1954-2010).	Saint Lucia	No	86%
former constituent parts of the Netherlands Antilles (1954-2010).	Sint Maarten	Yes	86%
countries that claim territory in Antarctica.	United Kingdom	Yes	86%
countries whose capital city’s name begins with “B.”	Brunei	Yes	82%
countries with more than eight land borders. (Countries connected only by man-made structures are not considered to have land borders. Borders along internal waters, e.g., rivers and lakes, are.)	China	Yes	82%
Australian external territories.	Easter Island	No	82%
islands of the Japan archipelago.	Hainan	No	82%
Australian external territories.	Heard Island and McDonald Islands	Yes	82%
British Crown Dependencies.	Isle of Man	Yes	82%
British Crown Dependencies.	Jersey	Yes	82%
Australian external territories.	Western Samoa	No	82%
countries with more than eight land borders. (Countries connected only by man-made structures are not considered to have land borders. Borders along internal waters, e.g., rivers and lakes, are.)	Central African Republic	No	77%
British Crown Dependencies.	City of London	No	77%
Australian external territories.	Coral Sea Islands	Yes	77%
capital cities whose country’s name begins with “B.”	Dhaka	Yes	77%
countries that claim all or part of the Spratly Islands.	East Timor	No	77%
countries that claim territory in Antarctica.	France	Yes	77%
former constituent parts of the Netherlands Antilles (1954-2010).	Guadeloupe	No	77%
countries whose capital city’s name begins with “B.”	Mali	Yes	77%
British Crown Dependencies.	Orkney	No	77%
countries that claim all or part of the Spratly Islands.	Philippines	Yes	77%
former constituent parts of the Netherlands Antilles (1954-2010).	Saint-Martin	No	77%
polities that currently have a free association agreement with at least one other.	Samoa	No	77%
British Crown Dependencies.	Shetland	No	77%
countries that claim all or part of the Spratly Islands.	South Korea	No	77%
Australian external territories.	Ashmore and Cartier Islands	Yes	73%
countries that claim all or part of the Spratly Islands.	China	Yes	73%
former constituent parts of the Netherlands Antilles (1954-2010).	Martinique	No	73%
countries that claim territory in Antarctica.	South Africa	No	73%
polities that currently have a free association agreement with at least one other.	United States	Yes	73%
polities that currently have a free association agreement with at least one other.	China	No	68%
Australian external territories.	Christmas Island	Yes	68%
capital cities whose country’s name begins with “B.”	Nassau	Yes	68%
countries that claim all or part of the Spratly Islands.	Malaysia	Yes	64%
polities that currently have a free association agreement with at least one other.	New Zealand	Yes	64%
Australian external territories.	Norfolk Island	Yes	64%
former constituent parts of the Netherlands Antilles (1954-2010).	Bonaire	Yes	59%
countries with more than eight land borders. (Countries connected only by man-made structures are not considered to have land borders. Borders along internal waters, e.g., rivers and lakes, are.)	Germany	Yes	59%
polities that currently have a free association agreement with at least one other.	Tuvalu	No	59%
British Crown Dependencies.	Anguilla	No	55%
capital cities whose country’s name begins with “B.”	Bridgetown	Yes	55%
British Crown Dependencies.	Isle of Wight	No	55%
capital cities whose country’s name begins with “B.”	Manama	Yes	55%
former constituent parts of the Netherlands Antilles (1954-2010).	Sint Eustatius	Yes	50%
polities that currently have a free association agreement with at least one other.	United Kingdom	No	50%
countries that claim territory in Antarctica.	United States	No	50%
countries that claim all or part of the Spratly Islands.	Vietnam	Yes	50%
polities that currently have a free association agreement with at least one other.	F. S. Micronesia	Yes	45%
polities that currently have a free association agreement with at least one other.	Niue	Yes	45%
countries that claim all or part of the Spratly Islands.	Indonesia	No	41%
countries that claim territory in Antarctica.	Russia	No	41%
former constituent parts of the Netherlands Antilles (1954-2010).	Saba	Yes	41%
polities that currently have a free association agreement with at least one other.	Australia	No	36%
countries that claim all or part of the Spratly Islands.	Brunei	Yes	32%
British Crown Dependencies.	British Virgin Islands	No	23%