Geography (2)


On June 15, I published an 8 question test with alternate geography questions. Here is a short bonus. As in the previous test, the questions are replicated for several continents
After writing it, I discovered “World Geography” in the Android play store. It featured a series of different question types, some traditional, others less common, such as:
a) With a map of the continent shown, and one country highlighted, what is the name of this country?
b) With just the silhouette of the country shown, what is the name of this country?
c) What is the capital of a country?
d) Of which country is this the flag? (flag depicted)
e) how many inhabitants does a country have (<1 million, <10 million, <100 million, >100 million)

Here are some questions. Unlike my previous quiz, the questions are not by continent, but are worldwide.

1) Which islands are depicted?

2) Name the countries which belong to these flags:

3) Rank these cities from North to South:
Beijing, Berlin, Moscow, and Washington

4) Rank the following countries according to number of inhabitants:
Canada – Bangla Desh – France – Egypt

5) Rank the cities from least to most annual rainfall
Los Angelos – Washington – Madrid – Cairo – Tokyo

6) In which countries do these rivers have their origin?
Amazon – Nile – Donau – Mekong

I would like to thank user Rei-artur of wikimedia commons for releasing the first of the island maps above.

You can check your solutions here. I strongly advise you to write down all your answers before checking them.

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