Area (sq km) | Pop (000) | Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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9,251 | 1,189 | Island divided by armed conflict between Greeks and Turks. | Cyprus | 85%
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1,861 | 851 | Three islands between Mozambique and Madagascar. | Comoros | 78%
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760 | 1,569 | Consists of one main island with 50 natural islets and 33 artificial islets in the Middle East. | Bahrain | 77%
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5,765 | 460 | Asian sultanate of two separate land areas on the world's third largest island. | Brunei | 75%
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13,943 | 342 | Consists of 700 islands and 2,400 cays scattered across the western Atlantic. | Bahamas | 74%
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468 | 77 | Co-ruled by the bishop of one neighboring country and the president of the other neighbor. | Andorra | 72%
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4,033 | 483 | Chain of 10 volcanic islands in the Atlantic found uninhabited by the Portuguese in the 1400s. | Cape Verde | 68%
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2 | 39 | Gambling resort on the Riviera with a prince as the ruling head of state. | Monaco | 66%
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10.887 | 1,935 | Created in 2008 after centuries of conflict between Albanian Muslims and Christian Serbs. | Kosovo | 64%
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15,007 | 1,340 | Eastern half of the eastern island of a long South East Asian chain of islands. | East Timor | 60%
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2,586 | 645 | Seat for the Court of Justice for the European Union. | Luxembourg | 59%
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298 | 392 | Chain of 26 very low atolls in the middle of the Indian Ocean. | Maldives | 57%
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17,364 | 1,160 | Kingdom with health problems; 26% of the king's subjects are subject to HIV. | eSwatini | 56%
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440 | 99 | Name means ancient and bearded; with islands called Green, Maiden and Prickly Pear. | Antigua and Barbuda | 54%
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811 | 119 | Archipelago of 32 atolls stretched across the western Pacific. | Kiribati | 54%
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181 | 60 | Group of 5 islands and 29 atolls in the Pacific; half the populace lives on Majuro. | Marshall Islands | 53%
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2,040 | 1,265 | An island in the Indian Ocean 2,000 km from the African continent that claims islands another 2,000 km further away. | Mauritius | 53%
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702 | 104 | Archipelagoes of 607 islands spread across the Pacific Ocean. | Micronesia | 51%
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13,812 | 621 | Thinly populated land whose name means Black Mountain. | Montenegro | 51%
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21 | 11 | Phosphate-rock island in the Pacific with rich deposits near the surface that allowed for easy strip mining. | Nauru | 49%
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697 | 5,463 | Founded by the British at the tip of the Malay Peninsula in 1819; now heavily populated, it prohibits chewing gum. | Singapore | 49%
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160 | 38 | Rich financial center known as a tax haven for billionaires. | Liechtenstein | 46%
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455 | 98 | 115 islands in the Indian Ocean that were uninhabited until discovered by Europeans in the 1500s. | Seychelles | 46%
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10,689 | 2,174 | Situated on narrow strips of land along both banks of a river. | Gambia | 45%
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964 | 211 | Two Portuguese colonial, slave islands sandwiched between two Spanish colonial, slave islands. | Sao Tome and Principe | 45%
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459 | 18 | The 340 islands that voted against joining Micronesia; they use the US dollar for currency. | Palau | 44%
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18,274 | 926 | Two main islands with an ethnic mix of 55% Melanesians and 40% Indians who were brought in for plantation labor. | Fiji | 43%
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2,842 | 202 | Two western islands that are separate from an eastern chain of islands with the same name that is a US territory. | Samoa | 43%
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1/2 | 1 | A religious enclave with the Swiss Guards for a civil defense force. | Vatican | 42%
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316 | 516 | Strategic island bastion famous for withstanding sieges, the last being in World War II. | Malta | 41%
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432 | 287 | Sugar cane plantations started by Dutch Sephardim used involuntary Irish laborers sent by Cromwell. | Barbados | 38%
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5,131 | 1,367 | Two islands near Venezuela with an ethnic mix of 1/3 south Asian and 1/3 African, and a petrochemical industry. | Trinidad and Tobago | 37%
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28,400 | 652 | Chain of large islands in the western Pacific; one was the site of the World War II Battle of Guadalcanal. | Solomon Islands | 36%
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61 | 34 | Founded as a monastery on top of Mount Titan; it elects 2 heads of state every 6 months. | San Marino | 35%
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23,200 | 922 | Refueling center located at the southern mouth of the world's busiest shipping lane. | Djibouti | 32%
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261 | 52 | The original name was San Cristobal y la Senora de los Nieves (Snows), which is odd for a tropical island. | St. Kitts and Nevis | 31%
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748 | 102 | Devout Christian nation of 3 long, island chains in the South Pacific; over 25% of the populace is Mormon. | Tonga | 29%
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26 | 12 | Composed of 3 tiny islands and 6 tiny atolls in the Pacific. | Tuvalu | 27%
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751 | 72 | Descendants of African slaves freed in 1833 who fought for Britain in World War I and World War II. | Dominica | 26%
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348 | 112 | A ship dropped off nutmeg trees in 1843; now the island produces 40% of the world's nutmeg. | Grenada | 25%
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12,189 | 308 | Discovery of sandalwood on these Pacific islands brought a rush of incense trade with China. | Vanuatu | 23%
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389 | 110 | The volcano La Sufriere is very active here; last erupting in 2021, forcing 16,000 to flee. | St. Vincent and Grenadines | 20%
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617 | 184 | French pirate La Clerc, known as Jambe de Bois for his wooden leg, set up his island base here. | St. Lucia | 19%
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