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Inhabitants of European, American and Asian continents will do Geographical Dictation

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Inhabitants of European, American and Asian continents will do Geographical Dictation


14.11.2017

Flickr/charlotte roseThe Third Geographical Dictation to be conducted worldwide for the first time this year, RIA Novosti informs. It is to be held on November 26th, 12 pm local time. Russia, CIS countries, European Union, Asian countries, North and South America, Australia will participate in the test. As Russian Geographical society shared the dictation is to be written in Syria as well.

It's remarkable that Turkey has organized the  largest amount of spots for writing the dictation. The biggest writing platform for 600 people is organized in Lomonosov Moscow State University branch in Azerbaijan capital.

There are three parts in the test. First on is the terminology section, second checks the ability to work with geographical map, and the third one participants will have to determine geographical objects based on the travellers' notes and literary works' excerpts.

Let us remember, the action was conducted in more than 1500 locations one year ago. About the third of people wrote the test on a best score.

As Russkiy Mir reported earlier, the very first Geographical Dictation showed mediocre results. The medium score was equal to 55%. Most part of the participants didn't reach even a satisfactory evaluation.


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