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In response to "It's self-selecting. People tend to take on quizzes they are likely to do well on. People who can only name, say, 50 countries wouldn't take the quiz " by Roger More

That makes sense. Still seems high compared to other quizzes. -- nm

Posted by volnelk May 18 '17, 08:22

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I think only people who are acing it finish it as it is long and needing the exact spelling is a pissoff -- nm - Beaker May 18, 08:25 1
- If you spell it wrong spell check should offer you the correct spelling. I needed it for the Czech Republic. -- nm - Krusty May 18, 08:33
FWIW, the "name all the countries in alphabetical order, without a map" quiz has an average score of 66% -- nm - Roger More May 18, 08:24 4
- (9.6% of quiz-takers got 100%, 25.4% scored above 188. No way are these average quiz-takers) -- nm - Roger More May 18, 08:27 3
  - Or they cheated which makes no sense but I'm sure they rationalized it somehow. -- nm - Krusty May 18, 08:34 2
    - Sounds like someone's jealous! (But also, remember how hard pfm worked to learn all of the elements for a Sporcle quiz. This is the same thing) -- nm - Roger More May 18, 08:41 1
      - True. I could also see people taking a peek at a map before doing the quiz. - Krusty May 18, 08:54

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