Are you a World Geography GENIUS? Take This Test!

[@wardarcade7452]

3:36- Actually, the Cape of Good Hope is the SouthWESTERN most point of Africa. However, the actual southernmost point of Africa is Cape Agulhas located 34 miles [54 miles] south of the iconic landmark.

[@RiadhSridi]

👍. You mean 34 miles= 54 km

[@wardarcade7452]

@@RiadhSridi You're right. Sorry, I'm still haven't got the hang of the metric system.

[@nadarassinanand-raj7703]

Moins de 10 fautes

[@RootlessNZ]

@@wardarcade7452 You must be American then!

[@wardarcade7452]

@@RootlessNZ I could be a very stubborn English holdout but you guessed correctly!

[@ivanorlovic2519]

This is a geography quiz for Americans.

[@rescuingmodernity]

Yes! Kids (from private schools and from outside the USA) find this very easy.

[@CentristDad155]

Yeah don't lay awake at night worrying about that

[@lancekirkwood7922]

​@@rescuingmodernitydepends on what state. I knew most of these, 48, from public middle school.

[@Levipaulsen]

And yet The United States has more influence over international geopolitics than any country for the last 70 years, perhaps it's because we know didactically force-feeding kids rote facts doesn't inherently make them smarter.

[@Niromica]

im from the US and still got 41/50

[@nekite1]

My father was a cartographer and as a result, I was always interested in all aspects of geography. He remapped an entire country back in the mid sixties and did tell me how difficult it was to map a 3-D image onto a 2-D map without intoducing too many distortions. Loved the quiz and got an A*.

[@MsHSpring]

Sounds fascinating!!!

[@CatherineDover]

48/50, I did think that the Yuan was the currency of China though.

[@ThePersistentKoala]

Yuan = RMB = Renminbi = 人民币 Fun fact: 人民币 translates to “the people’s currency” in Mandarin

[@CatherineDover]

@@ThePersistentKoala Do I get a point for yuan then?😀

[@bernicezappala7958]

@@CatherineDoverI said the same thing! 😢

[@kokilakariyawasam]

50 / 42 . I am 14 year old boy from Sri Lanka.I got 97 marks for the Geography paper.It is my most favourite subject.

[@markmh835]

Fantastic! You should be so proud. Greetings from Idaho, USA. 😀🇺🇸

[@teenagegamer2843]

Passed in geography, failed in math 🐸

[@shivamsolanke4660]

42/50 ✓

[@shivamsolanke4660]

​@@teenagegamer2843 No need to be rude. You can tell others their mistakes in more respectful manner.

[@jackbridge5780]

@@teenagegamer2843 maybe you failed in reading lol

[@euromaestro]

I wouldn’t call myself a world geography genius but I was able to answer all 50 correctly before hearing the multiple choice answers. Great job @BrianWilesLanguages. For questions like Turkey’s capital I would include Istanbul as a choice similar to how you did the New Zealand capital question.

[@Paul_Durbin]

Ye idk why I thought this would be hard

[@rescuingmodernity]

Congratulations! (The one about La Paz was not easy!)

[@billhart9832]

Having grown up with an encyclopedia and library-worthy world atlas outside my bedroom door this was a pretty easy 50/50. Living abroad from my central NY birthplace for the last 25 years has also reinforced my knowledge and more, given me the privileged experience of having worked with more than 100 nationalities and learning from each of them.

[@waynekasmar4401]

If you got all fifty questions right BEFORE hearing the options, then face it. You ARE a geography genius.

[@carlo_berruti]

@@rescuingmodernity, actually La Paz world record is quite well known (and I tested it directly when there: in the airport area, on top of the plateau, you do feel a bit of difficulty in breathing after some time); I was tricked only by the Algeria question

[@RiadhSridi]

Cape Agulhas is the geographic southern tip of Africa and the beginning of the traditional dividing line between the Atlantic and Indian Oceans according to the International Hydrographic Organization. It is approximately half a degree of latitude, or 55 kilometres (34 mi), further south than the Cape of Good Hope. ( Wikipedia : Cape Agulhas)

[@Robi2009]

No. 18 - I was taught in school the are four. Then I read there's something called the Southern Ocean...

[@Tardelli-Léo]

Me too

[@BrianWilesQuizzes]

This is a fair point. As of 2024, almost all countries recognize 5 oceans- but the Southern Ocean is a fairly recent addition to the list.

[@blacksorrento4719]

Live In Australia, can definitely vouch there is the Great Southern Ocean. It’s on many maps.

[@nukasnook1561]

I'm in NZ, the Southern Ocean is alive and well. Yes, it's a more recent addition to the long term four we were taught as children.

[@aspenrebel]

It is just the southernmost ends of the Atlantic Pacific and Indian oceans

[@cindystrachan8566]

Really enjoy the quizzes. Suggestion: for those of us who listen while driving, if you spoke the answer it would help me keep my eyes on the road.

[@andypham1636]

unless it is directions or a call, you should be focusing on the road while driving

[@thatwaterriver3824]

​@@andypham1636if it included answers being spoken it would basically be like a call

[@KravistDillonT]

Yeah I’m trying to focus on my dinner lol, same problem

[@Kumire_921]

​@@andypham1636 you can focus on the road while listening to something you know 😅

[@aRandomSerb486]

First try got 50 out of 50. NOW I can finally call myself a geography master at the age of 14

[@metsopretzo]

Wow I am also 14 but I got some incorrect I didn’t keep score tho cuz I was a little too lazy lol😭

[@Vuk_Kovac]

Ma jeste.

[@turkishmappingtheturkishguy]

I'm 13. 48 correct. Again first try. Are we both too addicted? Lol 🗿

[@Redstoner34526]

Same

[@rescuingmodernity]

You are either 1) very naturally smart, 2) attend a terrific private school, or 3) BOTH. (Methinks it’s both!)

[@PeterFairhurst-v3e]

A very good quiz with sensible, well thought out questions. Unlike some others I've come across.

[@alanzimmerman1674]

Q 27 has two correct answers. The Colorado River also serves as a short segment of the US/Mexico border at the SW corner of Arizona.

[@pdruiz2005]

Yep, right south of Yuma, Arizona. It’s a small span, but the Colorado does serve as the border between Mexico and the US.

[@MrShnazer]

hence the term wet backs

[@denisphelan8987]

Yeah, that's correct. All of the border between California and Mexico is the Colorado River.

[@alanzimmerman1674]

@denisphelan8987 No. None of the Cal/Mex border is the Colorado River. A small part (less than 25 miles) of Arizona/Mex border is.

[@planttech]

I got a C. It was fun and got me thinking. Thanks for the reminder to keep learning about our amazing world.

[@BrianWilesQuizzes]

Thanks and I'm glad you enjoyed the quiz!

[@rayray-hsr]

Hey, just a quick correction. The southernmost point of mainland Africa is actually Cape Agulhas, not the Cape of Good Hope. People often mix the two up.

[@AmandaRohde]

I got 46 out of 50 and I’m 11 from Minnesota

[@thebouncer9107]

Excellent! Very well done!

[@JWSTHEFIRST]

Same here brother

[@perfectlypurepinkpompompan3467]

Sweet!!!! Kudos.

[@srujann_n]

Excellent work

[@francoo.m.]

Where were you born? 😂

[@G3R0George]

8:15 While England, Scotland, and Wales are Constituent countries, Northern Ireland is a region. Therefore, the correct answer is 3.

[@Yokalm]

Highly debatable.

[@GH-MrG]

Another excellent quiz. Thanks Brian, keep up the great work. I live in Australia and am 56. I scored 48/50.

[@BrianWilesQuizzes]

Wow great score- and thanks for your comment!

[@silentautisticdragon-kp9sw]

I grew up learning that China was the largest country by population. I guess now India has finally caught up to them!

[@pauldbeer]

As off 2022

[@bwboy92]

After Covid, India surpassed China.

[@lesliemccormick6527]

I had only 4 wrong. I love trivia. More, please! 😃 🇨🇦

[@aitchie4532]

1. The Cape of Good Hope is NOT the southern-most point on the African continent. There are at least six other capes or points that are further south. The southern-most pont of Africa is Cape Aghulas. 2. The Angel Falls is NOT the largest waterfall on the planet. That largest by volume is the Livingstone Falls on the Congo River in Africa. The largest by width is the Khone Phapheng Falls on the Mekong River in Asia. The Angel Falls is the highest or tallest on the planet with a single drop.

[@ArnavSenapati-m7o]

As a 17 years old boy I got 44/50 as a Geography Lover 🌏 so I got A Grade 😭👍 Love from India 🇮🇳❤

[@OOO-a0b0c0]

I got 45 4 yrs younger than you but you're still better at geography than my entire family so congratulations! 🎉

[@winstonzhou4595]

turning 18 next month, got 46 heheh

[@OOO-a0b0c0]

@@winstonzhou4595 👍

[@k1ngk0ngs]

47 I'm 14

[@praveenpathak2633]

50 , i am 26

[@simonboland]

Geography is more than just knowing state capitals, rivers and mountain ranges. It’s thing like alluvial plains, rainfall / precipitation and things that overlap with other fields such as geology.

[@RustyPetterson]

Yeah... very few of these questions were related to actual geography. When I studied the subject I don't think capital cities (i.e. cartography-related) were mentioned once. I was really excited about learning geography when I went up to secondary school but it was all about things like farming, climate and glaciation! Having said that, I got 3 wrong on this test, which was fun. 😀

[@TomWatsonB1]

Missed one. Was thinking of the Yuan and it said Yen, which is Japan's currency. Didn't know the official name is Renminbi. Most questions were quite easy, but I'm a geography teacher.

[@michaelc3656]

33/50. Could've been better, so I guess I have some geography learning to do.

[@mahirverma5220]

i also got 33! thought i was decent at geography until now lol

[@DaughteroftheKing527]

I say getting 33/50 is quite good! 👏

[@392023001]

Yep, 33/50 is better than most.

[@TJmcminecraft]

I got 35 the comments made me feel like I’m stupid

[@CobraShuttle]

41 right. Lots of tricky questions mixed in with easy ones. I can't believe I missed the memo about Indiana overtaking China in population!

[@lanamack1558]

Indiana has overtaken China in population?!? Surely you jest.

[@kevinkline7242]

India has over 1.4 Billion people in a country that is less than half the size of Australia. And millions of Americans think global warming is a hoax. Duh.

[@soaringvulture]

Wow. What is the population of Indianapolis now?

[@maudnxumalo9560]

You know he/she meant the country of India not the state of Indiana.

[@soaringvulture]

@@maudnxumalo9560 Am I supposed to be a mind reader?

[@fmyoung]

The Iguazu/Iguaçu Falls in Brazil and Argentina are the world's largest waterfall system. Stretching for almost 3km along the border of Argentina and Brazil, the falls are made up of roughly 275 different vertical drops with heights varying from 60 to 82 meters (210-270 ft). This makes the Iguazu Falls taller than Niagara Falls and twice as wide.

[@salakamen1113]

I think he meant the tallest. And that is for sure the Angel waterfall with almost 1km

[@fmyoung]

@@salakamen1113 That's what it looks like yup

[@briantravelman]

Number 17 is wrong. Cape Agulgas is further south than the Cape of Good Hope

[@JohnSmith-xx9th]

Exactly

[@Cavalier181]

wrong

[@marcusianaviation9372]

I got 45/50!! I love geography 🌎

[@Lumii-official]

the chinese currency is called the yuan most officially.

[@Focklala1]

Exactly. Yen is Japan’s

[@gaiaiulia]

I enjoyed the quiz very much. 43/50, Grade A. A word to the wise, the Cliffs of Moher. Moher is pronounced Mow (mowing the lawn)-her.

[@Bing-Chillings]

49/50, missed the 'Cape of Good Hope' to get a 50, great video by the way! From Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@FreeTibetFTW]

Don't feel bad, that "correct" answer was actually wrong, Cape Agulhas it's the southernmost point in Africa

[@writerbill1]

Impressed you pronounced Qatar as "cutter", which is how I was taught to say it by somebody who had lived there. I missed 3 questions. Nice quiz!

[@ErikaHuntly]

The southernmost tip of Africa is Cape Agulhas.

[@LucasPetrice]

I always search for geography quizzes since I love this subject so much :)

[@abdullasalami158]

Chinese currency is yuan

[@markmh835]

China actually has 2 currencies, one for domestic use, and one for "foreign" use (convertible with other currencies).

[@billhart9832]

Fun and pretty easy for a lifelong geography/cartography buff. 50/50 BTW, I went to your downloads and the "A+" certificate needs correction as it shows the same grade range (44-48) as the "A" certificate.

[@aaronjmunoz9599]

27, the river colorado is bordes between Arizona and Baja California

[@morningstararun6278]

I got an A. I have an habit kf looking at the world map for hours. Andthat alone helped me answer many of the questions, ans with little more searching and learning, one can answer most questions.

[@chrismugno639]

Suggest you re-title this quiz as Geography quiz for beginners!!

[@arthurwatts1680]

Would you be happier with Quantum Physics 101 ? It's just a bit of fun.

[@kcmet79]

Omg ur mi hero

[@stbu9709]

Geography quiz for Americans!

[@mr.believer1721]

Thank you brother 🙏❤!

[@michelleken.]

1:39 This is wrong, it's Shanghai, not Tokyo. Look it up.

[@Rosefernandis]

As of 2024, Japan's capital, Tokyo, is the most populous city in the world, with over 37 million inhabitants. India's New Delhi and China's Shanghai occupy the 2nd and 3rd spots.

[@tytn9978]

42/50 ... This was indeed a challenging quiz! I knew the answer to 42 of the Q's without seeing the choices; didn't do so well on the 8 for which I had to make a guess! Thanks for the challenge!

[@Gian-u1v]

Most of the questions were so easy that i felt dumb for answering correct

[@rescuingmodernity]

Let’s make it more exciting for you: The correct phrasing of your sentence was “…for answering correctly.”

[@boxsterman77]

Exactly. For all the Americans, it’s a walk in the park.

[@Chief4Army117]

I was pretty good in geography in grade school and a lot of that knowledge has stuck with me all these years. The first half was pretty easy, but the second half tripped me up a bit. But overall, I got 41/50 right. Not too bad, methinks. Good quiz!

[@knaako9847]

49/50. I want to thank you for stating correctly that the Potala Palace is indeed in the Tibetan capital of Lhasa, occupied by a the foreign hostile so called “People’s Liberation Army”…. FREE TIBET!

[@mayakstudios7292]

There is nothing you can do about the fact that Tibet is China or Crimea and Donbass is Russia. Nothing🤷‍♂️

[@Turdnado]

Liar

[@mittiputtmajhail2960]

@@mayakstudios7292 Only occupied by China's Army.

[@steeeeeeeeeebn]

cope

[@nukasnook1561]

Oooh im liking the grade idea. Let's see how I go. Ill be back in an edit. (Hope you have a certificate for merely participating. 😂😂😂) Result: 47/50! Pretty chuffed! Pleasant non robotic voice and interaction. Well formed and informed questions. Well done. Subscribed!!

[@StormOneOfficial]

Cut er? 2:12

[@pz4336]

also rio grand...

[@chowylin7250]

49/50 The last question I guessed Scotland... Few others required guesswork but most questions were straightforward.

[@normm1619]

It appears that ‘B’ was the correct answer 80% of the time…

[@Ayush_N-5]

Am i the only one who got 49/50 😮 I am 17 years old, from India 🇮🇳

[@dougm3037]

44 here which included some lucky guesses. I wonder how most people went especially by nationality?

[@kaiislover]

36/50. By the way, I come from Taiwan

[@MariaNI-yf1bz]

Thank you Brian.❤ Perhaps one small correction, its nowadays Turkiye not Turkey.

[@BrianWilesQuizzes]

Thanks for this note, Maria!

[@nicholasharvey1232]

I know Turkiye wants English speakers to call it by its native name (so as to avoid association with a certain bird) but old habits die hard, English speakers will still be calling it Turkey for years to come especially since the name change was rather recent.

[@Rob-t4z7x]

@@nicholasharvey1232 I know Turkey wants us to use their the native name for their country but that makes no sense for English speakers. We do not call Spain Espana, Italy Italia or Germany Deutschland and so forth, so why should we not continue to use the English word for this particular country?

[@RustyPetterson]

@@Rob-t4z7x Agreed! I don't think it'll ever catch on. Ain't nöbödy got time to go searching for umlauts on their keyboard haha.

[@andypham1636]

IDC, I still call it Turkey

[@Daniel-c1n4i]

2 video of you this makes my day ❤

[@BrianWilesQuizzes]

Haha thanks, Daniel!

[@mddojo]

The Caspian Sea question is debatable. It is considered a lake by some, but not by everybody. It has the characteristics of both of lake and an ocean. I think that it is much more similar to something like the Black Sea vs. something like Lake Superior.

[@peteroni21]

it’s a lake

[@orange._.persik4006]

There is no debate about caspian sea. It's a lake and no it has nothing in common with black seas except for being close to each other.

[@reaperzwei845]

@@orange._.persik4006 what about being salted?

[@orange._.persik4006]

@@reaperzwei845 there are dozens of salt lakes all around the world. Salt has nothing to do with the definitions of sea and lake.

[@reaperzwei845]

@@orange._.persik4006 Fair enough.

[@ankitpandeydto]

48/50 from India 😊

[@adnansorkar0]

32 - C 🤧🤧

[@mrsamice3416]

Southernmost point of Africa is Cape Agulhas, Sucre is the capital of Bolivia and Kaieteur Falls in Guyana are the largest single drop waterfall ( height and volume together) in the world.

[@alonzo2220]

Good job Brian❤❤ Keep up the good work 🎉 18 year old egyptian and i got 46, i think it's alright

[@BrianWilesQuizzes]

That's amazing, Alonzo!

[@scpmdt]

Great work love your positive comment instead of bagging another nation.

[@timaaldo6943]

A mostly missed up with USA questions as I am from GCC😅

[@Redstoner34526]

8:18 there’s no countries in the UK, it cannot contain itself and England, Wales, Northern Ireland, and Scotland are not countries recognized by the UN.

[@pdruiz2005]

But they are separate countries recognized by FIFA (for example during the World Cup) and other international organizations, mostly having to do with sports. 😉

[@Redstoner34526]

@@pdruiz2005 Yeah but they don’t have their own governments or land they are apart of the UK which governs them all, they are more like provinces

[@martinusv7433]

​@@pdruiz2005 Lol right? So does it mean that Gibraltar and the Faroe Islands are also "countries"? 🤔🤔

[@pz4336]

@@Redstoner34526 i see what you mean but literally everyone knows them as countries and calls them countries, it's a sort of convention. it's also historical: they were separate countries and joined to form the UK

[@abdulkareem6400]

I thought i was a genius but i only scored 42😭😭

[@NoRecentActivityFound]

No. 17 is incorrect. Answer is Cape Agulhas.

[@Swordsmasteroo9]

Yep you're right 👍🏻

[@johnmiller5679]

I’ve lived around the world and started out really good in this. Then there were some tough questions and I ended up with 40 out of 50 correct. I am not great on landmarks such as where is this building located. I am good on what straight is this and how many oceans there are.

[@Vibhav2312]

12-year-old me from 🇮🇳,got 44/50.And I bet if he asks about country's flags I would got even more points.

[@aRandomSerb486]

Exaclly

[@junelinn9161]

Stop lying kid 😂

[@Vibhav2312]

@@junelinn9161 bark loudly if u can't believe me and only gays don't believe me....

[@LindaC616]

Congrats! You beat this old lady by 1!

[@tfrgaming2978]

Jealous much​@@junelinn9161

[@haroldlake1005]

I got B level. I must get better indeed ! Thanks for the test

[@BorLydia-ls6bo]

Glory!!! After so much struggle I now own a new house with a monthly profit margin of $150,000. Thank you Lord Jesus for the gift of life and blessings to me and my family, Our lord Jesus have lifted up my Life!!!🙏❤️❤️

[@mrblowing1839]

When God blesses someone believe me it's apermanent blessings, I'm happy for you.

[@BorLydia-ls6bo]

Sure, the investment-advisor that guides me is….

[@BorLydia-ls6bo]

Mrs Lee Wallace Stacey

[@NkosiAmari]

Nice!! please is there any way to reach their services, I work 3 jobs and trying to payoff my students loan for a while now!! Please help me

[@mrblowing1839]

Kindly make a note to her, regarding your interest in trading.

[@RoseMichael22]

I failed 7. Spanish steps Capital of new Zealand Tibetan palace Angel falls Uk stones Indonesia islands Caspian sea being the biggest lake

[@Turdnado]

Advertisements are absolutely ruining KZbin

[@JfkAvgeek]

45/50 as a 12 year old American this is mostly easy but then they throw in Petra what ever the hell that is 😭

[@6578981]

There are 2 Cristo(s) Redentore(s). One in Brazil and another one in Portugal.

[@user-zw6pn3ql7y]

I guess they are like Lady Liberties, they are all over the place (NYC, Paris and, obviously, Colmar) 😊

[@Rob-t4z7x]

@@user-zw6pn3ql7y Why Colmar?

[@trozq]

No, Cristo Redentor is in Brazil, in Portugal there's Cristo Rei

[@jensc73]

47 correct answers. 43 before options given. Answer to question 18 is debatable. 1, 4 and 7 could be considered correct as well depending on the source.

[@alexanderschiller7720]

You certainly don’t have to be a geography genius to answer these questions on elementary school level. 49/50

[@xbubblehead]

I'm pretty sure the bar for genius has been significantly lowered over the years.

[@ritwiksinha7443]

I have scored 41 out of 50.

[@Carlos_ff209]

لماد لا تتكلم ب للغة العربية❤❤

[@Daniel-c1n4i]

@@Carlos_ff209 اعتقد لن لازم يتكلم بي الانجليزي في مقاطع لغات لنة لو تكلم مصري مو كل ناس راح تفهمة

[@annegreening4670]

Cape peninsula is NOT the southernmost point in Africa. It is Cape Aghulas.

[@euroclubrankings]

4 oceans: Atlantic, Pacific, Indian, and Arctic. That is how it is teached in practically all around the world.

[@waynekasmar4401]

Technically, the Southern Ocean is part of the Pacific, Atlantic and Indian Oceans, so I think, strictly speaking, you're right.

[@sheerluckholmes5468]

Question 37 has an incorrect answer, the UK is not a country. The correct answer would be England.

[@Jarred443]

The United Kingdom is a sovereign country/political union made up of other countries/nations (England, Northern Ireland, Wales and Scotland)

[@andypham1636]

the UK is a country with countries out of it. if you want to be more specific, Stonehenge is in Scotland, not England

[@dwaynekeenum1916]

@@andypham1636England is a country , wales and Scotland aren’t

[@andypham1636]

@@dwaynekeenum1916 that's false, with no racism

[@FeliceChiapperini]

Question #27- the Colorado River does form part of the boundary near Yuma, AZ, so two correct answers.

[@2522arturo]

38_42, Thanks for refreshing my memory. I'm salvadoran by the way.

[@bwboy92]

44/50 And probably 40 out of 50 I know the answers without even getting the choices. It will be nice to have a bit more explanation for some of the answers.

[@janhanchenmichelsen2627]

Quite simple, but a missed the waterfall. By not thinking! BTW, Cape Agulhas is the true southernmost point, but not in common speech. An NI can be argued, as it is a province more than a separate country. But - again - four is the number in common speech. The Caspian is often regarded as an inland saline sea, not a lake, but i took my chance and did not choose Lake Superior, the largest fresh water lake. Still, should have gotten the waterfall ...

[@gillesjoly3811]

45 correct answers. Thanks Brian.

[@dbgamingyt509]

42/50 from India 🇮🇳

[@YarFeld]

43/50, hoped to do better but that was fun. Love from Israel.

[@براءالمسلوقي]

That's quite confusing. It's surprising for an Israeli person to score 43, as he belongs more to historical myths than to his homeland, Galicia.

[@YarFeld]

@براءالمسلوقي I see no point in convincing you about my connection to my homeland or my ancestry. All I'll tell you is peace and love man, may one day we'll turn our efforts towards positivity and not hate.

[@براءالمسلوقي]

@@YarFeld You cannot define yourself as Israeli while claiming to stand for peace, as Israel represents Jewish supremacy, racism, and terrorism. To begin discussing peace, you should identify yourself either as a Palestinian of Eastern European origin if you are secular, or as a Palestinian Jew if you are religious. Just think about it.

[@YarFeld]

@براءالمسلوقي Call me whatever you want. To me Israel represents the only place in the middle east where you can be whatever you want and believe in whatever you want and won't be persecuted for it. I have friends from every religion and ethnicity. Salam Aleyqum, may one day you recognize my country, and fanatics on both sides would lose their power, and maybe then peace will come.

[@براءالمسلوقي]

@@YarFeld That is exactly the definition of occupation and apartheid. You can be and believe in whatever you want as long as you are Jewish, while I am deprived of living in my father's house near Jerusalem, deprived of political representation, and denied many basic human rights. Your ability to be whatever you want is a virtue only if I can also have the same rights. Otherwise, it is simply apartheid, also known as Israel. This land will only see justice when it becomes Palestine, ruled by its people.

[@Erik_C_251]

#37 The UK is a union of 4 countries: England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. Stonehenge is located just west of Amesbury, England.

[@dwaynekeenum1916]

Glaze

[@anonymoustvmedia]

I'm from the Philippines and my grade is A (46 score)

[@RafaelScapella]

I could have answered all these questions when I was 14 in 2001, without internet, growing up poor in a poor country....

[@madnessintomagic]

48 out of 50 born and raised in Colorado. *The Cape in South Africa was wrong….

[@Brucemcleod2345]

50/50. Funny enough the one that nearly threw me off was how many countries make up the United Kingdom as I couldn’t recall if the Isle of Man was considered a country. Greetings from NZL

[@andypham1636]

the one about golden gate bridge is slightly wrong. it's actually in between SF + Marin county, but too long to include as a multiple choice answer

[@Qoficytofficial]

39/50 I'm in 3rd grade and I live in India and English is not my First language so I'm Proud of myself.

[@MostInterestingChannel]

wow! You are on your way to becoming very good at geography

[@skuiry11097]

48, spanish steps and alps questions got me

[@Lindyanne622]

Missed 3, love these quizzes!

[@MathewDeMesa]

46/50 not quite bad

[@LoopyLooper2]

49/50, I got the St Louis question wrong cuz im not american, still better than almost everyone from america ive seen though

[@GuilhermeFPFC]

-Where is Cristo Redentor? -Brazil. -Correct. And where is the Golden Gate? -Easy, it's in United States of America. -No, it's in San Francisco.

[@dhruvilkumpavat6037]

40/50, not a nerd, but love to know more abt geography from youtubers and intellect people around me. So fair result

[@jansievers5524]

This was a pretty cool test!thanks for the informative video (by the way i am not a bot,but might look like i am one because of the very straight forward writing)

[@nomdaploom]

49 out of 50 questions answered correctly without waiting for the multiple choice options. The one I got wrong was the number of islands in Indonesia, which just goes to show that every day is a schoolday! As for being a geography genius, I am not even close. To be fair these are the most basic questions that any school kid with a decent education would be able to answer. But it was fun.

[@baroquearttanya8514]

As a non-American I got all of them correct because we actually learn Geography at school, I answered 48 before the options came up and only waited for two to be sure. Also, the person below is correct about the Cape of Good Hope answer.