The Middle East (West Asia) is not a continent. It is a loosely defined region with no clear boundaries. Some definitions of it include parts of Northern Africa.
Armenia and Azerbaijan have long been associated with the Middle East but some sources now consider them part of Europe based on their economic and political trends. This, of course, would be based on political and economic definitions, not on a physical definition.
Georgia and Cyprus are part of Europe, but are included in this quiz because they were cut off on the Europe quiz.
Kazakhstan is part of Asia but not generally considered part of the Middle East.
Here's a tip for remembering the "stans"
Start at the top, and go clockwise, and they are in alphabetical order:
Kazakhstan
Kyrgyzstan
Tajikistan
Turkmenistan
Uzbekistan
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