December 10, 2021, 5:11 am | Read time: 3 minutes
Do you consider yourself a geography expert who can tackle any question? Then you can surely name the highest mountain in South Africa without much effort. These and other challenging quiz questions are part of this quiz, fitting the third episode of the quiz show “Who Beats the Geography Expert?”
You naturally know right away which German city has cars with the license plate AA causing a stir on the streets? Then this geography quiz is perfect for you. But there are also some questions that will make even seasoned quizzers sweat. The good news is that we provide multiple answer options for each question. This gives you a good chance, in case you need to guess. The two participants of the show “Who Beats the Geography Expert?”—Pilot Patrick and Sebastian Klussmann—did not have this advantage during their geography quiz.
See how Pilot Patrick fared in the challenging geography quiz in the video above!
Inspired by the five rounds of the new show “Who Beats the Geography Expert?” we created a quiz. It includes questions from the quick-answer round we posed to Klussmann, the three photo questions, and the six questions from the buzzer round. Please note: You have multiple answer options in this quiz. The participants of the show did not have this great advantage. Would you have known the answers? Find out!
The Geography Quiz
In the third episode of “Who Beats the Geography Expert?” Pilot Patrick Biedenkapp faced off against the reigning quiz European champion Sebastian Klussmann. His goal was to beat quiz European champion Sebastian Klussmann.
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Warning, Spoiler!
Read on only if you’ve already played the geography quiz and watched the episode with Pilot Patrick. Because here we reveal some details about one of our questions. Specifically, it’s about the first photo question. Of course, it featured the largest salt desert in the world, the Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia. It also has the largest natural mirror in the world, but it’s only visible when there’s been enough rain.
That’s why the time from July to November is not suitable for such an experience, as everything is dried up then. Only during the rainy season does the famous reflection occur, when the white ground is covered with several centimeters of water and you can see the sky on the ground. Are you now eager to visit? Here you can find all the information for a visit.