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Geography
Capitals, borders, rivers and the places people always mix up.
21 quizzes
- π Africa on the Map β Fifty-four countries, mighty rivers and a delta that never reaches the sea. Think you can find your way around Africa without a guide?
- π― Asia on the Map β The biggest continent hides deltas, deserts and the roof of the world. Can you place its rivers, peaks and peninsulas without a map app?
- π Borders and Neighbours β Enclaves, tripoints, stolen coastlines and a desert nobody wants. Can you tell where one country stops and the next one begins?
- π Canada on the Map β Ten provinces, three territories and more lakes than you can count: can you find your way from the Rockies to the Bay of Fundy?
- ποΈ City Nicknames β Big apples, eternal streets, pink walls and a city that swears it was never beaten. Can you match the world's great cities to their nicknames?
- π¦οΈ Climate Zones and Biomes β From frozen tundra to monsoon downpours, how well do you know the climates and biomes that shape every corner of the planet?
- π Continents and Oceans β Seven landmasses, five oceans and a few invisible lines that hold the map together. Spin the globe and see how solid your basics really are.
- πͺπΊ Europe on the Map β You know where France is. But can you place the seas, the borders and the one country that touches nine others? Prove it.
- π© Flags of the World β Eight flags, eight countries, and a lot of suspiciously similar stripes. Can you name them before your brain autocorrects?
- π How Far Is It? β No options, no safety net β just you, a number and a tolerance. Twenty estimates from Everest-sized heights to ocean-sized gaps.
- ποΈ The Iberian Peninsula β Wine valleys, volcanic peaks, windswept capes and islands flung far into the Atlantic. How well do you really know Portugal and Spain?
- ποΈ Island Nations β Some are a single rock, some are seventeen thousand. Twenty questions on the countries surrounded entirely by water β no ferry required.
- β΅ Lakes, Seas and Straits β Salty lakes that call themselves seas, straits that squeeze whole oceans and canals carved through rock. Ready to test your sea legs?
- π Latin America on the Map β From the Caribbean islands to the tip of Patagonia, can you tell a pampa from a plateau and find every coast? Your passport is waiting.
- ποΈ Megacities of the World β Old names, famous districts and the rivers that built them: how well do you really know the giant cities where millions live?
- ποΈ Oceania and the Pacific β Reefs, fjords, volcanic cities and islands scattered across a third of the planet. Grab your snorkel and see how well you know Oceania.
- ποΈ Rivers, Mountains and Deserts β The planet's biggest, tallest and driest features are hiding a few surprises. Twenty hard questions that punish confident guessing.
- π½ USA States and Cities β Fifty states, one very famous bridge, and a capital city almost everyone gets wrong. Twenty easy questions to see how well you know America.
- π Volcanoes and Earthquakes β The ground shakes, mountains blow their tops and whole islands appear overnight. How much do you know about our restless planet?
- π World Capitals Challenge β Twenty countries, twenty capitals, zero mercy. Most people trip on at least two of these β can you keep a clean sheet?
- π The World Geography Marathon β Fifty questions, one planet, no stops. Rivers, borders, flags, deserts and time zones β lace up and see how far around the world you last.