ALL ANSWERS · EVERYDAY OBJECTS · DAILY No. 62 · NOVEMBER 4, 2026
Size It Up Everyday Objects answer: November 4
The five Everyday Objects silhouettes for November 4, with the true sizes. If you have not played yet, this page is a spoiler — play these five first, then come back to argue with the numbers.
Day 62 ran from a paper clip (3.3 cm) to a floor mirror (1.96 m). The widest gap was round 3, Apple against Paper Clip, at 2.5×; the closest call was round 1, Sticky Note against Ostrich Egg, only 2.0× apart — the kind of round that separates a 90 from a 60.
SPOILER · TODAY’S FIVE
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ROUND 1
Sticky Note (3-inch) vs Ostrich Egg (average)
Ostrich Egg · reference · 15 cm Sticky Note · true width · 7.6 cm 2.0× shorter than the ostrich egg
The familiar three-inch sticky note is sold as 76 mm square.
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ROUND 2
Floor Mirror (78 × 196 cm, leaning) vs Cricket Bat (maximum legal size)
Cricket Bat · reference · 96.5 cm Floor Mirror · true height · 1.96 m 2.0× taller than the cricket bat
This leaning floor mirror is 1.96 m tall and 78 cm wide, just short of a standard 2.03 m door.
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ROUND 3
Apple (large, 3¼-inch) vs Paper Clip (33 mm oval)
Paper Clip · reference · 3.3 cm Apple · true diameter · 8.255 cm 2.5× wider than the paper clip
USDA nutrition data counts a large apple as 8.255 cm (3¼ inches) across and 223 g.
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ROUND 4
Floppy Disk (3.5-inch) vs AAA Battery (including terminal button)
AAA Battery · reference · 4.45 cm Floppy Disk · true width · 9 cm 2.0× wider than the AAA battery
The 3.5-inch floppy disk is 90 mm wide, a shade more than the 3.5 inches it is named after.
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ROUND 5
Stovetop Kettle (2 litre, spout to handle) vs Coffee Mug
Coffee Mug · reference · 9.5 cm Stovetop Kettle · true width · 23 cm 2.4× wider than the coffee mug
This two-litre kettle is 23 cm wide from spout to handle, wider than its 19 cm height.
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