Can you name the lengths of these objects?

created by MasterPenguin
  • Enter a length in the box below
  • Correctly named lengths will show up below
  • Click any empty Object or Length to answer for that location
  • Some wrong answers will appear in red
  • All values are approximate. For those smaller measurements, I chose not to convert to the American measurement system because not many people would know what a "pica" is.
  • INSTRUCTIONS: For each object, match the choice in the far right column with what you think the object's length is.
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Altitude of Earth's ozone layerA. 93,205,678 mi (1.5*108 km)
Altitude of satelliteB. 236,121 mi (3.8*105 km)
Baseball batC. 22,245 mi (35,800 km)
Diameter of .D. 3,958 mi (6,370 km)
Diameter of aortaE. 31 mi (50 km)
Diameter of CDF. 29,028 ft (8,848 m)
Diameter of DNA moleculeG. 555 ft (169 m)
E. coliH. 60.50 ft (18.44 m)
Height of Mt. EverestI. 3.501 ft (1.067 m)
Height of Washington MonumentJ. 4.72 in (120 mm)
Large protein moleculeK. 0.71 in (18 mm)
Orbital radius of Earth (around Sun)L. 0.02 in (0.5 mm)
Orbital radius of Moon (around Earth)M. 7.8 μm
Pitcher's mound to home plate (MLB)N. 2 μm
Radius of EarthO. 550 nm
Radius of hydrogen atomP. 300 nm
Red blood cellQ. 25 nm
Smallpox (variola) virusR. 2 nm
Wavelength of green lightS. 5.29*10-11 nm
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