We all recognize countries in different ways. Some identify them by a flag or a famous food. Others by a landmark or even a certain animal.
On this quiz, you’ll get 30 clues tied to different countries. Your job here is to type in the country they belong to.
If you’re up for another geography challenge after this, try our European capitals quiz, too.
Let’s see how many countries you really recognize! 🗺️
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Belgium popped into my head first, but I figured BP would want Switzerland.
Load More Replies...I think allowing for Abreviations like UAE, USA etc would be better.
I put USA for the statue of liberty and BP counted it wrong. Huh?
Load More Replies...If you are going to have 'United States of America' as an answer, then you need to follow through and have 'United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland'. The official name for the country when using English is 'Türkiye', not 'Turkey'. And you need to find some sort of consistency regarding the definite article in a country's name.
The Turkish government says the country should be referred to as "Türkiye". The issue with most of us English speakers is that we generally don't understand Turkish orthography and therefore haven't a clue how to decode "Türkiye". Basically, "Türkiye" isn't compatible with what people educated to use English are taught in schools. Call us ignorant and all the rest of it, but there you have it. 🤷
Load More Replies...Belgium popped into my head first, but I figured BP would want Switzerland.
Load More Replies...I think allowing for Abreviations like UAE, USA etc would be better.
I put USA for the statue of liberty and BP counted it wrong. Huh?
Load More Replies...If you are going to have 'United States of America' as an answer, then you need to follow through and have 'United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland'. The official name for the country when using English is 'Türkiye', not 'Turkey'. And you need to find some sort of consistency regarding the definite article in a country's name.
The Turkish government says the country should be referred to as "Türkiye". The issue with most of us English speakers is that we generally don't understand Turkish orthography and therefore haven't a clue how to decode "Türkiye". Basically, "Türkiye" isn't compatible with what people educated to use English are taught in schools. Call us ignorant and all the rest of it, but there you have it. 🤷
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