Upon clicking START you will be shown 5 circles, one at a time, with increasing radii: 50, 100, 250, 500 and 1000 km. The object is to move the circle to the location such that it covers the most amount of people, based on Europe population density data. You are scored based on how many people you cover compared to the maximum possible (score is based on the ratio of people in your circle compared to max possible - score is not an exact ratio but falls faster than that).
PLEASE NOTE: ALL of Turkey is included in counting population (not just European portion), and the portion of Russia west of 61.5 degrees E (just east of Chelyabinsk). Nothing outside Europe (such as Africa or middle east other than Turkey) is included toward the population count within a circle.
Awesome quiz! There are far too many small villages, most of them with strange names, in my country of birth.
Are you truly Czech, or Czechloslovakian?
I was born in Czechoslovakia and I am Czech. But I think that I have already reached my limit on this quiz. By 75% you are left with tiny villages you need to know tons of to make any further progress. 80% is almost impossible unless you start typing in names from a list.
I lived there for 3 years and 44.47% is as far as I got..
Yep, you can basically just start typing random Czech words and you’re bound to find a village with that name.
Very true. You cannot, however, get 100% in this way like cheater Servaes did. I hope he’s a robot, because copying 6000+ names from a list doesn’t sounds like a lot of fun for a human being.