Take another quiz >

More Suggestions | Your Stats

image credit

European Geography By Letter - P

Guess these European geographical answers that start with the letter P.

Quiz by relessness - Jul 29, 2016

Give Up?

Enter answer here

0 / 20 guessed

The quiz is paused. You have remaining.

Scoring

You scored /20 = %.

This beats or equals % of test takers

The average score is

Your high score is

Your best time is remaining

more stats >>

Rate this quiz

Points

You have earned / 5 points for this quiz

This quiz is not eligible for points

Next Level

Keep scrolling down for answers and more stats ...

Help

Enter answers in the area marked "Enter answer here".

You can enter any answer, at any time - they don't have to be in order

Punctuation and capitalization don't matter on JetPunk.

Clue	Answer
Country invaded in 1939
Country in Iberia
An Italian city square
City that merged with Buda in 1873
Port where the Pilgrims left for America
Roman building with a concrete dome
Historical capital of Bohemia
Mountains between France and Spain
Athens temple dedicated to Athena
Historic German kingdom with an efficient military

Clue	Answer
La Ville-Lumière
Home to the Leaning Tower
Destroyed by Vesuvius
Northern Sicilian city
Spanish city where bulls run
Capital of Majorca
One of 7 official cities in Scotland
Region in southern France
London equivalent of Times Square
Town in far southwest England overrun by musical pirates

Answer Stats

ander217

(71)

Tried Parma for Majorca - just couldn't quite get the correct name.

delete

Sep 3, 2014

dunkinggandalf

(66)

I like how you think.

delete

Nov 5, 2014

typhon

(45)

I've heard of Perth, Australia, but didn't know there was one in Scotland. Kind of like Moscow, Illinois, I guess?

delete

Sep 10, 2014

seokeunshichae

(68)

weird that you said moscow, illinois...only moscow i had heard of in usa was in idaho...then did a search and see that there are a total of 27 states with moscow as the name of a city

delete

Sep 10, 2014

camus

(66)

It's more like Boston, Lincolnshire.

delete

Sep 10, 2014

Erikthev

(60)

Been to both Bostons, can't see any resemblance whatsoever!!

delete

Sep 10, 2014

Greenland

(46)

No - the opposite of that. Perth Scotland came first

delete

Sep 10, 2014

starfast

(47)

There's a Perth in Canada as well.

delete

Apr 8, 2017

JBrommit

(44)

Yep, I live near it and it's teeny teeny tiny. Also, there's a Moscow in Canada (not too far off from Perth either, actually). It's also teeny teeny tiny. I think it only has one intersection with traffic lights and it's close enough to a larger town that you barely notice it's a town by itself at all.

delete

Apr 12, 2017

sillie

(76)

Surprised Provence has such a low percent-score. Thought it was much better known, a bit like Tuscany in Italy. There's even "Herbs de Provence", a mix of herbs that's used in cooking.

delete

Sep 10, 2014

ander217

(71)

Especially with the popularity of Peter Mayle's book and mini-series, A Year in Provence. I guess it was too long ago.

delete

Apr 8, 2017

WelshWizard

(61)

Pays D'oc could be an answer to region in the South of France.

delete

Sep 10, 2014

Dax

(58)

Its not an official region. Its a wine region though.

delete

Sep 10, 2014

Erikthev

(60)

So, it's an official wine region, just not an official region. Isn't that self contradictory??

delete

Sep 10, 2014

dunkinggandalf

(66)

No, it isn't. Regions are administrative subdivisions of France, although in this case, you should have taken "Provence Alpes Côte d'Azur", or "PACA", which is the full name of the region. More to the point, "Pays d'oc" is not considered a region", just an "appellation" for wine.

delete

Sep 29, 2014

dunkinggandalf

(66)

To clarify - "Provence" is a historic French region, an a fine answer for this quiz. I wasn't complaining.

delete

Nov 5, 2014

lucd13

(57)

Provence is a fine answer in that it's accepted, but the full answer should be shown as Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur. And, yes, I agree: if it isn't already, PACA should also be an accepted answer.

delete

Jan 18, 2017

Djilas

(67)

Region is a wide term, official regions are just one possibility, so there's no need to show PACA as the answer.

delete

Apr 8, 2017

Terradraconum

(40)

Could you accept more spellings for Pyrenees? Maybe accept Pyrenese?

delete

Sep 12, 2014

aceydeucy70

(19)

agreed...I have a Great Pyrenees and I couldn't spell it!

delete

Nov 19, 2014

Jonathan

(34)

Come on, you could just spell it right

delete

Feb 24, 2015

DonTheLamplighter

(67)

While we're at it, why not pair o' knees?

delete

Apr 9, 2017

thecoolestdude2

(64)

I've known it as Pampalona instead of Pamplona for years. My entire life is changed.

delete

Jan 21, 2015

Antofagasta

(47)

I know that feeling - like when I first realised there were two Rs in February.

delete

Jan 3, 2017

ruudsje

(68)

Buddy of mine always thought there was a state called Pennyslavia. Rocked his world when he found out it was called Pennsylvania.

delete

Apr 8, 2017

Nymerius

(34)

Bit awkward that a European geography quiz requires a lot of American knowledge. Is there no way to ask about Plymouth or Piccadilly Circus without crossing the Atlantic?

delete

Apr 8, 2017

hipeople13

(10)

LOL I missed Paris (idiot)

delete

Apr 8, 2017

helen790

(28)

the only reason I got piazza is because of assassin's creed.

delete

Apr 22, 2017