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It’s a comprehensive map-labeling test. Basically, you're given a blank outline map and you have to correctly identify, locate, and name every mandatory geographical feature — all the major rivers, mountains, seas, countries, and capitals. It’s pure world-map memorization. By the way, where are you from? Just curious if you guys have similar map tests there😁
Hopefully you write in the map with bigger writing than your meme
From Hungary, something similar is called here "blind map". I don't remember if there was a lot of tests on it, but I was in school like 20 years ago, so my memories are a bit rough.
I frequently go to pub trivia, and there is a recurring question type where you have to recognize countries from their outline only. So you may reuse this knowledge a quarter century later half-drunk.
Last time this was the question: What country is this:
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Central African Republic