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20th August 2018
11:25pm BST

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Researchers found that 1 in 5 didn't realise Europe was a continent (what?), and two thirds didn't even know there were seven continental landmasses.
Also: it gets worse!
Three percent (3%!) thought Great Britain was its own continent!
Its own continent!
Its. Own. Continent.
(Another quarter didn't know that the Antarctic was home to the South Pole.)
(Yeah.)
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This is Europe! Again![/caption]
The poll was conducted by British Airways and released as a sort of teaser to the A-level and GCSE results of the geography students of Great Britain.
Real figures say it all: despite 63% of believing themselves to be well-travelled, only 33% actually think they could actually pass a geography examination.
Which, judging by the above information, isn't really surprising.
Good work to you all. Keep it up. Let's all slowly evaporate into dust, not knowing what the fuck Europe is, together.