Which Is Bigger?
Tap the bigger, longer or larger of two things. Easy has very different pairs; Hard has close ones. Made for ages 3 to 5.
How to play
- Pick a level and press Start. There are 8 questions.
- Read the question (a grown-up can read it aloud).
- Tap the answer you think is right.
- You get a score and stars at the end.
Three difficulties
- Easy: Very different
- Normal: A little different
- Hard: Close ones
Scoring
A correct answer earns 20 to 100 points: the faster you answer, the more you get. Each question has a 60-second limit, and 8 questions give 800 at most. You also earn stars. There is a leaderboard, and the name is an automatic nickname.
Tips
- Compare carefully. It helps to look at them side by side.
FAQ
What age is it for?
Roughly ages 3 to 5. There is little text; it is played with pictures.
Does the game collect personal information?
No. There is no name entry. The leaderboard receives only an automatic nickname (such as "Cat482") and the score. No analytics tag is used on the game itself.
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