Statistics for Which German States... #3

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Question	Tile	Select	% Correct
that have at least one county or county-level city with a population larger than 1 Million	Bavaria	Yes	95%
that are landlocked	Bavaria	Yes	95%
that border a country whose official language(s) include a germanic one	Berlin	No	95%
that are landlocked	Berlin	Yes	95%
that are landlocked	Brandenburg	Yes	95%
that have at least one county or county-level city with a population larger than 1 Million	Bremen	No	95%
that are landlocked	North Rhine-Westphalia	Yes	95%
that are landlocked	Rhineland-Palatinate	Yes	95%
that have at least one county or county-level city with a population larger than 1 Million	Saarland	No	95%
that are landlocked	Saarland	Yes	95%
that are landlocked	Schleswig-Holstein	No	95%
that border a country whose official language(s) include a germanic one	Baden-Württemberg	Yes	90%
that are landlocked	Baden-Württemberg	Yes	90%
that have a negative population growth rate	Baden-Württemberg	No	90%
that border a country whose official language(s) include a germanic one	Bavaria	Yes	90%
where Roman Catholicism is more common than Protestantism	Bavaria	Yes	90%
that have a negative population growth rate	Berlin	No	90%
where Roman Catholicism is more common than Protestantism	Berlin	No	90%
that have at least one county or county-level city with a population larger than 1 Million	Berlin	Yes	90%
that border a country whose official language(s) include a germanic one	Brandenburg	No	90%
that have at least one county or county-level city with a population larger than 1 Million	Brandenburg	No	90%
that border a country whose official language(s) include a germanic one	Bremen	No	90%
that are landlocked	Bremen	No	90%
where Roman Catholicism is more common than Protestantism	Bremen	No	90%
that have a negative population growth rate	Hamburg	No	90%
where Roman Catholicism is more common than Protestantism	Hamburg	No	90%
that border a country whose official language(s) include a germanic one	Hamburg	No	90%
that have a negative population growth rate	Hesse	No	90%
that are landlocked	Hesse	Yes	90%
where Roman Catholicism is more common than Protestantism	Lower Saxony	No	90%
that border a country whose official language(s) include a germanic one	Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	No	90%
that are landlocked	Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	No	90%
that have at least one county or county-level city with a population larger than 1 Million	Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	No	90%
that have at least one county or county-level city with a population larger than 1 Million	North Rhine-Westphalia	Yes	90%
that have a negative population growth rate	North Rhine-Westphalia	No	90%
that have at least one county or county-level city with a population larger than 1 Million	Rhineland-Palatinate	No	90%
that are landlocked	Saxony	Yes	90%
that border a country whose official language(s) include a germanic one	Saxony	No	90%
that have at least one county or county-level city with a population larger than 1 Million	Saxony-Anhalt	No	90%
that border a country whose official language(s) include a germanic one	Saxony-Anhalt	No	90%
that have at least one county or county-level city with a population larger than 1 Million	Schleswig-Holstein	No	90%
that have at least one county or county-level city with a population larger than 1 Million	Thuringia	No	90%
that are landlocked	Thuringia	Yes	90%
where Roman Catholicism is more common than Protestantism	Brandenburg	No	85%
that border a country whose official language(s) include a germanic one	Hesse	No	85%
that have a negative population growth rate	Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	Yes	85%
that border a country whose official language(s) include a germanic one	North Rhine-Westphalia	Yes	85%
that have at least one county or county-level city with a population larger than 1 Million	Saxony	No	85%
that are landlocked	Saxony-Anhalt	Yes	85%
where Roman Catholicism is more common than Protestantism	Schleswig-Holstein	No	85%
that border a country whose official language(s) include a germanic one	Thuringia	No	85%
where Roman Catholicism is more common than Protestantism	Baden-Württemberg	Yes	80%
that have a negative population growth rate	Bavaria	No	80%
that have a negative population growth rate	Bremen	No	80%
that have at least one county or county-level city with a population larger than 1 Million	Hamburg	Yes	80%
that have a negative population growth rate	Lower Saxony	No	80%
where Roman Catholicism is more common than Protestantism	Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	No	80%
that border a country whose official language(s) include a germanic one	Rhineland-Palatinate	Yes	80%
that have at least one county or county-level city with a population larger than 1 Million	Baden-Württemberg	No	75%
that have a negative population growth rate	Rhineland-Palatinate	No	75%
that have a negative population growth rate	Saxony-Anhalt	Yes	75%
that are landlocked	Lower Saxony	No	70%
where Roman Catholicism is more common than Protestantism	Saxony	No	70%
where Roman Catholicism is more common than Protestantism	Saxony-Anhalt	No	70%
that have a negative population growth rate	Thuringia	Yes	70%
that border a country whose official language(s) include a germanic one	Lower Saxony	Yes	65%
that border a country whose official language(s) include a germanic one	Saarland	Yes	65%
that have a negative population growth rate	Schleswig-Holstein	No	65%
that have at least one county or county-level city with a population larger than 1 Million	Hesse	No	60%
where Roman Catholicism is more common than Protestantism	Rhineland-Palatinate	Yes	60%
that are landlocked	Hamburg	Yes	55%
where Roman Catholicism is more common than Protestantism	Hesse	No	55%
where Roman Catholicism is more common than Protestantism	Saarland	Yes	55%
where Roman Catholicism is more common than Protestantism	Thuringia	No	55%
where Roman Catholicism is more common than Protestantism	North Rhine-Westphalia	Yes	50%
that have a negative population growth rate	Saarland	Yes	50%
that border a country whose official language(s) include a germanic one	Schleswig-Holstein	Yes	50%
that have a negative population growth rate	Saxony	No	40%
that have at least one county or county-level city with a population larger than 1 Million	Lower Saxony	Yes	20%
that have a negative population growth rate	Brandenburg	No	15%