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| First submitted | July 26, 2019 |
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Cyprus is in Asia.
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Russia is in Europe.
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India and Sri Lanka share a border.
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Palestine is an independent country.
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Turkey is in Asia.
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Australia is a continent.
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Egypt is part of the Middle East.
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Wikipedia shouldn't be used as often as it is, as it is inaccurate.
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French overseas departments are literal parts of the country and not territories. (French Guiana, etc.)
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The UK shares a border with Spain through Gibraltar.
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Taiwan is not independent.
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North Macedonia should still be called FYROM.
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More quizzes should be featured on the front page.
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Jerusalem is the capital of Israel.
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Greenland should be counted for Denmark's area and coastline.
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JetPunk is the best quiz site.
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