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Question	Tile	Select	% Correct
that have a population larger than 4 Million	Bremen	No	100%
that have a population larger than 4 Million	Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	No	100%
that have a population larger than 4 Million	Bavaria	Yes	97%
whose capital isn't their largest city	Bavaria	No	97%
whose capital isn't their largest city	Bremen	No	97%
whose capital isn't their largest city	Hamburg	No	97%
that have a population larger than 4 Million	Saarland	No	97%
that have a population larger than 4 Million	Baden-Württemberg	Yes	95%
whose capital isn't their largest city	Baden-Württemberg	No	95%
whose capital isn't their largest city	Berlin	No	95%
that have a population larger than 4 Million	Brandenburg	No	95%
whose capital isn't their largest city	Lower Saxony	No	95%
that have a population larger than 4 Million	North Rhine-Westphalia	Yes	95%
whose capital isn't their largest city	Saarland	No	95%
that have a GRP per capita larger than 48,794$ (GRP/capita of Germany)	Brandenburg	No	92%
that contain at least one city larger than 500.000 people	Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	No	92%
that have a GRP per capita larger than 48,794$ (GRP/capita of Germany)	Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	No	92%
that contain at least one city larger than 500.000 people	Saarland	No	92%
that have a population larger than 4 Million	Saxony-Anhalt	No	92%
that contain at least one city larger than 500.000 people	Schleswig-Holstein	No	92%
that have a population larger than 4 Million	Schleswig-Holstein	No	92%
that have a population larger than 4 Million	Thuringia	No	92%
that contain at least one city larger than 500.000 people	Brandenburg	No	90%
that have a GRP per capita larger than 48,794$ (GRP/capita of Germany)	Saxony-Anhalt	No	90%
whose capital isn't their largest city	Thuringia	No	90%
that have a GRP per capita larger than 48,794$ (GRP/capita of Germany)	Thuringia	No	90%
that contain at least one city larger than 500.000 people	Thuringia	No	90%
that have a population larger than 4 Million	Hamburg	No	87%
that have more than 100.000 COVID-19 cases (as of Feb 25th 2021)	Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	No	87%
whose capital isn't their largest city	North Rhine-Westphalia	Yes	87%
that have a GRP per capita larger than 48,794$ (GRP/capita of Germany)	Saxony	No	87%
that contain at least one city larger than 500.000 people	Saxony-Anhalt	No	87%
that contain at least one city larger than 500.000 people	Bavaria	Yes	85%
that have a GRP per capita larger than 48,794$ (GRP/capita of Germany)	Bavaria	Yes	85%
that contain at least one city larger than 500.000 people	Berlin	Yes	85%
that have a population larger than 4 Million	Lower Saxony	Yes	85%
that have more than 100.000 COVID-19 cases (as of Feb 25th 2021)	Saarland	No	85%
whose capital isn't their largest city	Schleswig-Holstein	No	85%
that have more than 100.000 COVID-19 cases (as of Feb 25th 2021)	Schleswig-Holstein	No	85%
that have more than 100.000 COVID-19 cases (as of Feb 25th 2021)	Brandenburg	No	82%
that contain at least one city larger than 500.000 people	Hamburg	Yes	82%
that contain at least one city larger than 500.000 people	North Rhine-Westphalia	Yes	82%
that have more than 100.000 COVID-19 cases (as of Feb 25th 2021)	Saxony-Anhalt	No	82%
that contain at least one city larger than 500.000 people	Baden-Württemberg	Yes	79%
whose capital isn't their largest city	Brandenburg	No	79%
that have more than 100.000 COVID-19 cases (as of Feb 25th 2021)	Bremen	No	79%
that have a population larger than 4 Million	Hesse	Yes	79%
whose capital isn't their largest city	Rhineland-Palatinate	No	79%
that contain at least one city larger than 500.000 people	Rhineland-Palatinate	No	79%
that have a GRP per capita larger than 48,794$ (GRP/capita of Germany)	Baden-Württemberg	Yes	77%
that contain at least one city larger than 500.000 people	Hesse	Yes	74%
whose capital isn't their largest city	Hesse	Yes	72%
that have a GRP per capita larger than 48,794$ (GRP/capita of Germany)	Schleswig-Holstein	No	72%
that have more than 100.000 COVID-19 cases (as of Feb 25th 2021)	Hamburg	No	69%
that have a GRP per capita larger than 48,794$ (GRP/capita of Germany)	Hamburg	Yes	69%
whose capital isn't their largest city	Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania	Yes	69%
that have more than 100.000 COVID-19 cases (as of Feb 25th 2021)	Thuringia	No	69%
that have more than 100.000 COVID-19 cases (as of Feb 25th 2021)	Bavaria	Yes	67%
that have a population larger than 4 Million	Berlin	No	67%
that have more than 100.000 COVID-19 cases (as of Feb 25th 2021)	North Rhine-Westphalia	Yes	67%
that have more than 100.000 COVID-19 cases (as of Feb 25th 2021)	Baden-Württemberg	Yes	64%
that contain at least one city larger than 500.000 people	Saxony	Yes	64%
that contain at least one city larger than 500.000 people	Bremen	Yes	62%
that have a GRP per capita larger than 48,794$ (GRP/capita of Germany)	Hesse	Yes	62%
that have a GRP per capita larger than 48,794$ (GRP/capita of Germany)	Lower Saxony	No	62%
that have a population larger than 4 Million	Saxony	Yes	62%
whose capital isn't their largest city	Saxony	Yes	62%
that have a GRP per capita larger than 48,794$ (GRP/capita of Germany)	Saarland	No	56%
that contain at least one city larger than 500.000 people	Lower Saxony	Yes	51%
that have a population larger than 4 Million	Rhineland-Palatinate	Yes	51%
whose capital isn't their largest city	Saxony-Anhalt	Yes	51%
that have more than 100.000 COVID-19 cases (as of Feb 25th 2021)	Berlin	Yes	49%
that have a GRP per capita larger than 48,794$ (GRP/capita of Germany)	Berlin	Yes	49%
that have a GRP per capita larger than 48,794$ (GRP/capita of Germany)	Rhineland-Palatinate	No	46%
that have more than 100.000 COVID-19 cases (as of Feb 25th 2021)	Saxony	Yes	46%
that have more than 100.000 COVID-19 cases (as of Feb 25th 2021)	Hesse	Yes	41%
that have a GRP per capita larger than 48,794$ (GRP/capita of Germany)	Bremen	Yes	36%
that have a GRP per capita larger than 48,794$ (GRP/capita of Germany)	North Rhine-Westphalia	No	36%
that have more than 100.000 COVID-19 cases (as of Feb 25th 2021)	Lower Saxony	Yes	28%
that have more than 100.000 COVID-19 cases (as of Feb 25th 2021)	Rhineland-Palatinate	Yes	26%