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100

Widely considered to have very kind residents, this country's population is smaller than the entire US state of California.

What is Canada

100

This enormous desert stretches across northern Africa, is the largest hot desert in the world, and could fit the entire continental United States inside of it.

What is the Sahara Desert?

100

One of the only official communist countries in the world, this country has Pandas as a national symbol, a massive wall that was used to keep Mongol Empire out, and the largest highspeed rail system on earth.

What is China?

100

This country was part of the axis powers in WWII, has the world's third largest economy, and is home to more castles than the United States has McDonald's.

What is Germany?

100

87% of this country's population lives within 50km of the coastline, is home to some of the world's most dangerous wildlife and the Great Barrier Reef.

What is Australia?

200

This country is famous for tango, beef, and arguably the best soccer player of all time.

What is Argentina?

200

Over 90% of this country's wildlife population can be found nowhere else on earth and inspired a fan-favorite early 2000s movie.

What is Madagascar?

200

This country is home to a capital city with 33 million residents, a society very passionate about cleanliness, politeness and efficient public transportation, and is the birthplace of Karaoke.

What is Japan?

200

This nation owns Greenland, a territory larger than Mexico, even though most of it is covered in ice.

What is Denmark?

200

The kiwi, a celebrated national symbol, is recognized as endemic in this country. There are about 70,000 kiwis left, but they are losing about 2% of the population per year.

What is New Zealand?

300

Home to the famous landmark Christ the Redeemer, this non-Spanish speaking country contains the majority of the Amazon Rainforest.

What is Brazil?

300

This ancient civilization used a written language called hieroglyphs and built monuments that are still standing thousands of years later.

What is Egypt?

300

The Tigris and Euphrates rivers flowed through Mesopotamia, a region found mostly in this modern nation.

What is Iraq?

300

This country is one of the oldest republics in Europe and is completely surrounded by the Italian countryside.

What is San Marino?

300

This country contains more than 800 living languages, more than any other country on Earth, despite having a population of only about 10 million.

What is Papua New Guinea?

400

This country contains the Darien Gap, the treacherous, roadless stretch of jungle separating North and South America.
 

What is Panama?

400

This African country has the continent's largest population and is famous for Nollywood films.

What is Nigeria?

400

This country now has the largest population on earth, is home to one of the 7 wonders of the world, has some of the world's spiciest food, and is considered the largest democracy on the planet.

What is India?

400

This country sits between France, Germany, and the Netherlands and is home to the European Union's main administrative institutions.

What is Belgium?

400

This country gained independence in 1970 after nearly a century as a British colony and is made up of more than 300 islands. Additionally, it is a famous tourist destination for people seeking a tropical vacation.

What is Fiji?

500

This country is home to Easter Island, famous for its mysterious giant stone statues, and is so long it could stretch from Los Angeles to New York City.

What is Chile?

500

This country is famous for the “Skeleton Coast,” a remote coastline known for shipwrecks, fog, and vast desert landscapes.

What is Namibia?

500

This nation consists of over 17,000 islands, the world's largest Muslim population, and the most active volcanoes on earth.

What is Indonesia?

500

This former Soviet Bloc country is known for its medieval astronomical clock, the Charles Bridge, beer, and a castle overlooking its capital city.

What is the Czech Republic?

500

With an average elevation of just two meters, this country has one of the world’s lowest average elevations and the world's lowest nominal GDP.

What is Tuvalu?

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