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Bigger
Get as many of the ten right as you can. Ten out of ten is the top of it.
Round 1 of 10
0 right so far
Which is more?
Both are measured the same way, so there is always a real answer. Nothing here is closer than 1.15 times.
Bigger
Get as many of the ten right as you can. Ten out of ten is the top of it.
- Tap the card you think is more.The two are always measured in the same thing, metres against metres or people against people, so you are never asked to weigh a mountain against a Tuesday.
- Read the two figures that come up.They appear whether you were right or wrong, and they are the point of playing. Nothing is ever a near miss: no pair is closer than 1.15 times, so there was a real answer to find.
- Go again, ten times.The ten are pulled from ten different subjects on purpose, so knowing a great deal about mountains is worth exactly one round.
Scored on right.
What the words mean
- A round:
- one pair of things and one tap. There are ten of them, and you meet them one at a time
- Measured the same way:
- both things are in the same kind of unit, both in metres or both in people, so which is more is a real question rather than an opinion
- Times more:
- how many of the smaller one it takes to make the bigger one. Two and a half times more means what it sounds like
- About:
- printed in front of a figure that is a round number standing in for a range. A blue whale is about thirty metres, not exactly thirty