Also not calling it an impossible quiz and saying you're guaranteed to get at least 8 wrong etc

I am also a collector and the Persia answer was a no brainer .

Not bad 16out of 20

that's a great collection. I know someone who collects stamps too and keep it in stamp album.

Yeah wtf, it's west Philippine sea not China Sea China has Corona virus Ewss AHHAAHHA

True nagulat din ako

It's because it was posted last 2016

Smh south china sea is the largest sea. The question wasnt about property it was about size. Even if you compare both seas, its still bigger.

If the question was "what sea is 500 nautical miles west of the philippines" its gunna be west philippine sea. But west philippine sea only covers the philippine area of responsibility, lets not confuse the whole s. China sea as w. Phil. Sea, only partial of s. China sea covered w. Phil. Sea, its not the whole s. China sea that covers the w. Phil. Sea.

Thanks for your feedback Shirley. I thought there was 6 geography videos in the series. In any manner I will keep producing content for some time :). Thanks

They clearly stated it was a territory controlled by the Republic of China, the country closest to it... 6:55

-99999999 credit btw

@@davidacosta193 you're a bit confused. The Republic of China (ROC) is NOT the People's Republic of China (PRC)... the ROC is the official name of Taiwan. Recognizing the ROC as the ROC and not the PRC IS in fact recognizing Taiwan as independent of the PRC.

Taiwan, aka the Republic of China

william hunghang i got 14 t from guessing and knowing most of the answers. I had fun too

Geography question: Why was the Eiffel Tower built in that specific spot?

got 17 too, missed the great sandy desert, the largest active volcano, and the indian city the taj mahal was in.

@@capitainebonhomme1609 and why was it only supposed to be temporary? Stephen M

@@nswinoz3302 No clear answer to your question. It appears the life span of the tower was initially expected to be 20 years.

Me too.

Chinese always tries to sreal the sea like right next to us. And they don't even own us now, Philippines is now free from wars but China which us being a butt. Calling the sea we own South china sea. This is why team up with America with this problem. The same thing happened to them too. A lot of Filipinoes is angry at those Chinese fisherman and pirates always trespassing without permission. China just want the things that are valuable for themselves. Pretty pathetic

I think nearly 2 billion chinese would disagree with you. Its Gods sea 😁 Mahalo

@@haiderhussain23 lmao where ya from

@@ysoebelll UK Britania rules the waves lol

@@haiderhussain23 theres only 1.3 billion in china dude...

Whaaaaat happen?

me too

I actually love that song. One of my videos before I created the channel was me (attempting) Moonlight Sonata on the Piano. Glad you enjoyed it.

Hahaha..... ....

OK geography question name the two differences between a hurricane and a typhoon? Stephen M

Exiled_Londoner yeah I think the Eiffel Tower one is more of history rather than geography

That makes sense what you are saying. Thanks for the feedback.

Exiled_Londoner I agree, and it said active volcano, I live on the Big Island and the only active volcano here is Kilauea. Mauna Loa and Mauna Kea are huge but dormant.

GEOGRAPHY: Definition includes the "study of the natural and the(human) built environment". That's why structures like the Eiffel Tower, the Taj Mahal, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, etc. are considered the proper studies in the science of geography. Forget what you were taught back in school, the science has moved on. Of course, these structures can also be studied under many other disciplines, but those are the subjects for other KZfaq videos. If you only learn about a country's location on a map, what practical good is that? Geography incorporates many disciplines; including history, economics, statistics. meteorology, etc. to get a fuller picture of the human and natural environment.Its not just about finding out where the capital of Norway is on a map, any more.

They all come under the heading of geography. Should have looked them up and spared yourself an incorrect posting.

The 3 sec is too long. 2 sec would be perfect. I am a bit hyperactive, lol.

Way too easy. Only the Eiffel Tower one was a bit of a toss up.

I just pause it. I don't consider speed to be the purpose, the purpose is do you know the answer. Memory is different from knowledge, and requires the ability to pull out knowledge that you do have at the right time, and that's a whole other thing which doesn't have anything to do with what you actually know or not.

I had 15/20

14/20

I agree and I think he answered China because that Yonaguni is not visible on the map compared to Mainland China. Just Saying.

cool cool

Its closest to China maybe because they claim it as China also so its closest to itself..

It's closer to Chinese islands just off their SW coast, ergo China is correct.

I think that MIGHT be because of some LITTLE islands Japan has - BUT, Taiwan is CLOSER to China

Glad you liked it!

Wharf Rat Thank you! Apostrophes running like fleas all over except where needed

There are 50 states it represents it in the US flag. You also corrected the youtuber even though you have some grammar mistakes aswell

@@Tsk-uv1bt America is the whole Continent not just the USA

South merka doesn't have states

Gary Jessop stupid

Is this wooooosh bait?

What does this have to do with Siam?

It doesn't say China controls Taiwan. China is known as The People's Republic of China and Taiwan in The Republic of China. The island of Taiwan is within the Republic of China.

Ooh a perfectionist.

On a video? I don't think you've thought this through.

I KNOW what you mean!

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Like where is Surfers Paradise?

@@davidtuer5825 Or when was the construction of the Eiffel tower started?

I think that's just another name for the same sea.

there are 20 LOL, instead of going on videos and saying that you know all of these questions, actually watch it...

@@sammi5835 burn😂

GEOGRAPHY: Definition includes "study of the natural and the(human) built environment". That's why structures like the Eiffel Tower, the Taj Mahal, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, etc. are considered the proper studies in the science of geography. Forget what you were taught back in high school, the science has moved on. Of course, these structures can also be studied under many other disciplines, but those are the subjects for other KZfaq videos.

Gary L : Utter claptrap. Geography is the natural environment only. Deciding to build a tower in Paris wasn't a geographic matter; nor was the construction of a mausoleum in Agra.

Sorry that your education did not go beyond middle school . It has moved on as a science which you apparently have not . I took the definition right out of the dictionary. I will consider your comment seriously when you have written and published your own dictionary.

Gary L : Spare us all such post modernist cultural marxist historical revisionism.

History of a landmark can be also part of a geography

The first step to overcome a problem is to accept that you have a problem. Go get'em young lady!!

Guess you're from the states then.

Me too lol

Jon Hantsbarger - At least you gave it a try, which is great 👍

Jon Hantsbarger...me too! I’m geographically challenged. I’m surprised I was able to get 10!!! I don’t understand why people argue about this. 🤔To me it was just something to do. Maybe learn something. No reason to argue or swear for the few that did.

Ken L. Sad

@@markgreen6550 I agree: it is sad that people use words that they obviously don't know.

Ken L. It’s really not that big of a deal, u knew what he meant

@@Nassri_Abdurhuman Yes, I did know, but ignorance is perpetuated if it isn't corrected.

Good catch. I missed that

The formation of tornadoes is a result of the western mountains and eastern with the plains in between and the gulf to the South. Fujita scale measures the intensity of a tornado, therefore geography.

Rick Gano no

Rick Gano Geography may affect tornadoes but that doesn’t mean everything about tornadoes is geography. Tornadoes are weather and the measuring and studying of weather is meteorology not geography

@@grantcambron3597 in the UK meteorology is incorporated under the umbrella of the physical geography syllabus

ibeeneverywhereman Oh cool I didn’t know that. As far as I’m aware it’s different in the us but thanks for informing me!

Thanks Rhose. Glad you enjoyed it. :)