You See What I'm Saying? [3] Trivia Quiz

Answer: Chile

Located along the western coast of South America, Chile is perhaps one of the most developed countries on the continent, having good sustainability, a strong economy and a high Human Development Index ranking. Originally ruled by the Spanish since the 1500s, Chile declared itself independent in 1818, though it wasn't until a few decades later that Spain formally recognised this.

Answer: Cameroon

Cameroon is situated in the little bend of Africa, in the western central area, and surrounded by no less than six countries. It boasts a diverse array of landscapes, from coastal cities and communities, and scorching deserts to wet rainforests and wide, open grasslands.

Answer: Iceland

With Reykjavik as its capital, Iceland is a relatively remote European island nation north of the UK and west of the Scandinavian peninsula. It is frequently purported to have the world's oldest parliament. Iceland came under the spotlight in 2010 thanks to the eruption of Eyjafjallajökull, which interfered with much of Europe's air travel.

Answer: Brazil

Brazil is one of the world's most populous countries, and is also one of largest, covering a large proportion of South America. Its football team is frequently recognised as one of the best in the world (along with fellow South American countries Argentina and Uruguay) and the country hosted the FIFA World Cup in 1950 and 2014.

Answer: Cambodia

Cambodia can be found in the area of Asia known as Indochina and is one of the poorest countries in that region. Angkor Wat, an ancient temple with ties to Buddhism and Hinduism, can be found here too. Tourists from around the world flock to see this heritage site, but it's a bit of a double-edged sword.

While this tourism does provide Cambodia with a good source in income, but the demand for amenities and facilities has meant that other projects have been sidelined in favour of accommodating tourists, which also has detrimental effects on the environment.

Answer: Indonesia

Indonesia is another of the world's most populous countries and is made up of over ten thousand islands. Located between the Asian mainland and Australia, it was once controlled by the Netherlands before it became fully independent in 1949. Both the Javan tiger and the Bali tiger were endemic to their respective Indonesian islands but they were declared extinct in the twentieth century.

Answer: New Zealand

Sometimes jokingly referred to as Australia's Canada, New Zealand is an island nation in the Pacific Ocean and located east of Australia. The country's national symbol is the kiwi, a small, flightless bird. As such, the nickname for a New Zealander is a Kiwi. The indigenous people of New Zealand are the Maori, whose haka warcry is commonly performed by the New Zealand rugby team before a match.

By the way, in case you were wondering, that animal in the picture is an eland, an African antelope-like creature.

Answer: United States

The USA is one of the world's major superpowers and economically at the top of the list. Comprised of fifty states (each represented by a star on the country's flag), the USA famously declared independence in 1776 after a fierce revolutionary war against the British.

It has been at the forefront of the entertainment industry for many years, producing hugely popular films, television programmes, music and video games.

Answer: Cyprus

Cyprus is a small European island country, though relatively speaking it is the third largest island in the Mediterranean, following Italy's Sicily and Sardinia. Cyprus has ties to ancient Greece and Turkey, with much of the country's architecture reflecting this.

Answer: Equatorial Guinea

South of Cameroon and with Gabon on the east and south, Equatorial Guinea is one of Africa's smallest countries. Its area includes that on the mainland and also several nearby islands. It is on the largest of these islands, Bioko, that Equatorial Guinea's capital city, Malabo, can be found.

By the way, that's the flag of Ecuador. Ecuador reel guinea. Bish bash bosh.