19. Números muy grandes y muy pequeños

1. Which of these is the most numerous?

Games played in longest-ever tennis match (Isner v Mahut at Wimbledon 2010)

Number of aircraft carriers that have been constructed

Number of buildings in New York City higher than 150 metres

Number of bones in the human body

2. Which of these is the biggest?

Length of a London bus

Estimated length of Tyrannosaurus rex

Distance a kangaroo can jump

Width of a football goal

3. Which of these has the greatest mass?

An Airbus A380 airliner (maximum takeoff weight)

The Statue of Liberty

A combat-ready Challenger 2 tank – the British Army’s main battle tank

The International Space Station

4. Which of these is the smallest?

A light year

Distance from the sun to Neptune

Length (circumference) of Earth's orbit around the sun

Halley's comet's closest distance from the sun (perihelion)

5. Which of these is the fastest?

Fastest speed attained by a human-powered aircraft

Top speed of a giraffe

Fastest speed attained by a human-powered watercraft

Top speed of a great white shark

6. Which of these is the most numerous?

The population of Chongqing, China

The population of Austria (2017)

Estimated world population of blue duiker antelope

Number of articles in Wikipedia (as of 22 June 2018)

7. Which of these is the smallest?

Height of the Leaning Tower of Pisa

Height of the US Presidents' heads carved into Mount Rushmore

Height of Beachy Head cliff on the south coast of England

Height of the Elizabeth Tower (home to Big Ben) in London

8. Which of these is the shortest vertical distance?

Highest ascent by a hot air balloon (2004)

Depth of the deepest part of the ocean, the Mariana trench

Height of Mount Everest

Depth of the deepest mine in the world – Mponeng gold mine in South Africa

9. Which of these has the smallest population?

Estonia

The Gaza Strip

Jamaica

Luxembourg

10. Which of these is the greatest distance?

Distance from London to New York

Length of the Nile river

Length of the US/Canada border

Length of the Chile/Argentina border

https://www.theguardian.com/science/2018/jul/02/can-you-solve-it-bigger-faster-heavier