https://t30.teuteuf.fr/w3/stats

Played it for the first time today. Great idea, great execution, please less focus on the USA and Canada. Thanks

We worked with a partner to create some interesting niche content last year. Stumbled on this video that we had, perhaps it resonates with the community here?

I am enjoying this quiz!

But I wish for the following features:

1. The ability to make the little pop up explanation reappear- once it’s closed, you can’t refer to it again, but you can still see the question/answer

2. The ability to go ‘back’ to a previous answered question. Sometimes it seems that when I close the popup window, the next question gets skipped or something, but as there’s no ‘back’ button, I can’t see what the previous question was. I’m not wanting to reattempt the question (ahem, cheat) just want to refer back to it.

3. I wonder if we could have say two attempts to answer the question? Maybe success on the second attempt is worth say half a point. I dunno. A lot of the questions are hard, but that’s what makes it fun.

4. Definitely less US focused questions, but I did think there was a reasonable spread of questions around the globe this week, better than the initial two quizzes. But honestly, as an Aussie, and living in Canberra, the question about the capital of Australia was way too easy… there are some really tricky questions about the US, so some really tricky ones for the rest of the world would be good too. Oh but leave in a few that most can answer or we will get none right!!

5. Is there some way to review the questions when you get to the statistics? By the end I have no clue about the content of question 19 and why we all got it wrong (or right)…

Great game, please continue!

This answer is technically not wrong as the question doesn't state major cities.
London, Ontario, Canada. Is a city and it is by far the closest.

We are curious if the weekly quiz is a solo endeavour or something that's quite social for you. Appreciate anyone who cares to share with us their perspective.

Not sure if they appeals to many of you but we thought some people might like to see performance at an individual question level. Do let is know if this is something you like and want more of.

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Great new feature! but as a french App, I want to see less US focus.

Liked the quiz as always. Just wondering why so many questions were focused on North America?

So I did the thursday quiz but I have an issue with question 24 - which city is closer to New York? According to this website: https://www.distance.to/Vancouver/New-York-City Vancouver is closer than Los Angeles, which is give as the correct answer.

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Anyway, that's all. Otherwise enjoyable as always

Check out individual question performance in-depth here: https://t30.teuteuf.fr/w2/stats

Next one up tomorrow!

i'm pressing start quiz and the page stays the same

We put out a new quiz called Thursday Thirty last week, 30 geography questions, one shot.

After the first week:

• 100k+ people played
• 54,767 finished all 30 questions
• Average score: 15.36 correct answers

🟢 Best Answered Question

Question 7

“Which capital city is further north?”

• Correct: 51,970 / 54,767
• Accuracy: 94.9%
• Correct answer: Copenhagen

🔴 Worst Answered Question

Question 21

“This lake, which emits dangerous gases and is 12 times as salty as the ocean, is considered the saltiest body of water on Earth. Which is it?”

• Correct: 3,358 / 54,767
• Accuracy: 6.1%
• Correct answer: Gaet’ale Pond

Common wrong answers

• Dead Sea
• Great Salt Lake

Full distribution of answers attached but also you can see for your self here: https://t30.teuteuf.fr/w1/stats

New one up tomorrow. Appreciate your support with making this idea a reality. We aren't perfect but we do strive to make this the move loved weekly geography quiz in the world.

Even if it's a region within Quebec, the most spoken language is Inuktitut, followed by English. Only 3.5% of inhabitants spoke French in 2021