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Rankle #272 (September 29, 2026): Order these US states by population, smallest first

  1. Vermont - 0.65 million
  2. Oregon - 4.2 million
  3. Ohio - 11.8 million
  4. Texas - 30.5 million
  5. California - 39 million
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Rankle #271 (September 28, 2026): Order these historical figures by birth year, earliest first

  1. Julius Caesar - 100 BC
  2. Cleopatra - 69 BC
  3. Leonardo da Vinci - 1452
  4. Shakespeare - 1564
  5. Napoleon - 1769
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Rankle #270 (September 27, 2026): Order these metals by melting point, lowest first

  1. Tin - 232 °C
  2. Lead - 327 °C
  3. Gold - 1,064 °C
  4. Iron - 1,538 °C
  5. Tungsten - 3,422 °C
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Rankle #269 (September 26, 2026): Order these TV shows by first air year, oldest first

  1. I Love Lucy - 1951
  2. The Simpsons - 1989
  3. Friends - 1994
  4. Stranger Things - 2016
  5. Squid Game - 2021
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Rankle #268 (September 25, 2026): Order these ocean features by depth, shallowest first

  1. Great Barrier Reef (typical) - 35 m
  2. North Sea (average) - 95 m
  3. Mediterranean (average) - 1,500 m
  4. Atlantic (average) - 3,646 m
  5. Pacific (average) - 4,280 m
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Rankle #267 (September 24, 2026): Order these snacks by calories per 100 g, lowest first

  1. Grapes - 69 kcal
  2. Hummus - 166 kcal
  3. Pretzels - 380 kcal
  4. Popcorn (air-popped) - 387 kcal
  5. Peanuts - 567 kcal
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Rankle #266 (September 23, 2026): Order these languages by native speakers, fewest first

  1. Icelandic - 0.35 million
  2. Greek - 13 million
  3. Dutch - 25 million
  4. Spanish - 485 million
  5. Mandarin - 940 million
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Rankle #265 (September 22, 2026): Order these vehicles by top speed, slowest first

  1. Car (family) - 180 km/h
  2. Bullet train (Shinkansen) - 320 km/h
  3. Formula 1 car - 370 km/h
  4. Airliner (Boeing 747) - 990 km/h
  5. Concorde - 2,179 km/h
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Rankle #264 (September 21, 2026): Order these Nobel-winning scientists by birth year, earliest first

  1. Galileo - 1564
  2. Isaac Newton - 1643
  3. Marie Curie - 1867
  4. Niels Bohr - 1885
  5. Stephen Hawking (born) - 1942
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Rankle #263 (September 20, 2026): Order these bridges by main span length, shortest first

  1. Tower Bridge - 61 m
  2. Brooklyn Bridge - 486 m
  3. Sydney Harbour Bridge - 503 m
  4. Golden Gate Bridge - 1,280 m
  5. Akashi Kaikyo - 1,991 m
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Rankle #262 (September 19, 2026): Order these deserts by area, smallest first

  1. Sonoran - 0.3 million km²
  2. Great Victoria - 0.42 million km²
  3. Kalahari - 0.9 million km²
  4. Arabian - 2.3 million km²
  5. Antarctic - 14.2 million km²
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Rankle #261 (September 18, 2026): Order these instruments by number of strings, fewest first

  1. Ukulele - 4 strings
  2. Violin - 4 strings
  3. Guitar - 6 strings
  4. Mandolin - 8 strings
  5. Harp - 47 strings
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Rankle #260 (September 17, 2026): Order these Olympic host cities by year, earliest first

  1. Athens - 1896
  2. Berlin - 1936
  3. London - 1948
  4. Beijing - 2008
  5. Rio de Janeiro - 2016
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Rankle #259 (September 16, 2026): Order these dinosaurs by length, shortest first

  1. Compsognathus - 1 m
  2. Velociraptor - 2 m
  3. Triceratops - 9 m
  4. Diplodocus - 27 m
  5. Argentinosaurus - 35 m
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Rankle #258 (September 15, 2026): Order these fruits by sugar per 100 g, lowest first

  1. Avocado - 0.7 g
  2. Watermelon - 6.2 g
  3. Orange - 9.4 g
  4. Banana - 12.2 g
  5. Mango - 14 g
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Rankle #257 (September 14, 2026): Order these tech companies by founding year, oldest first

  1. IBM - 1911
  2. Sony - 1946
  3. Intel - 1968
  4. Amazon - 1994
  5. Twitter - 2006
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Rankle #256 (September 13, 2026): Order these space missions by launch year, earliest first

  1. Sputnik 1 - 1957
  2. Apollo 11 - 1969
  3. Voyager 1 - 1977
  4. Hubble Telescope - 1990
  5. James Webb Telescope - 2021
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Rankle #255 (September 12, 2026): Order these human body counts, fewest first

  1. Lungs - 2 count
  2. Ribs - 24 count
  3. Vertebrae - 33 count
  4. Bones (adult) - 206 count
  5. Muscles (approx) - 640 count
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Rankle #254 (September 11, 2026): Order these currencies by value against 1 US dollar (about), lowest number first

  1. Kuwaiti dinar - 0.31 per USD
  2. British pound - 0.78 per USD
  3. Swiss franc - 0.88 per USD
  4. Chinese yuan - 7.2 per USD
  5. Indonesian rupiah - 15,500 per USD
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Rankle #253 (September 10, 2026): Order these elements by atomic number, lowest first

  1. Carbon - 6
  2. Oxygen - 8
  3. Iron - 26
  4. Copper - 29
  5. Lead - 82
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Rankle #252 (September 9, 2026): Order these lakes by surface area, smallest first

  1. Lake Geneva - 580 km²
  2. Lake Michigan - 58,000 km²
  3. Lake Victoria - 59,947 km²
  4. Lake Superior - 82,100 km²
  5. Caspian Sea - 371,000 km²
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Rankle #251 (September 8, 2026): Order these animals by number of legs, fewest first

  1. Snake - 0 legs
  2. Human - 2 legs
  3. Dog - 4 legs
  4. Lobster - 10 legs
  5. Centipede (typical) - 30 legs
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Rankle #250 (September 7, 2026): Order these historical events from earliest to latest

  1. First Olympic Games - 776 BC
  2. Fall of Rome - 476
  3. French Revolution - 1789
  4. World War I begins - 1914
  5. Euro introduced - 1999
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Rankle #249 (September 6, 2026): Order these sports by number of players per team on the field, fewest first

  1. Tennis singles - 1 players
  2. Beach volleyball - 2 players
  3. Basketball - 5 players
  4. Volleyball - 6 players
  5. Baseball - 9 players
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Rankle #248 (September 5, 2026): Order these songs by release year, oldest first

  1. Billie Jean - 1983
  2. Wonderwall - 1995
  3. Shape of You - 2017
  4. Blinding Lights - 2019
  5. As It Was - 2022
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Rankle #247 (September 4, 2026): Order these countries by land area, smallest first

  1. Malta - 0.3 thousand km²
  2. Iceland - 103 thousand km²
  3. Japan - 378 thousand km²
  4. France - 551 thousand km²
  5. India - 3,287 thousand km²
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Rankle #246 (September 3, 2026): Order these drinks by caffeine per serving, lowest first

  1. Green tea - 28 mg
  2. Cola (330 ml) - 34 mg
  3. Black tea - 47 mg
  4. Filter coffee (250 ml) - 95 mg
  5. Cold brew (350 ml) - 200 mg
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Rankle #245 (September 2, 2026): Order these US presidents by when they took office, earliest first

  1. Washington - 1789
  2. Lincoln - 1861
  3. Kennedy - 1961
  4. Reagan - 1981
  5. Biden - 2021
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Rankle #244 (September 1, 2026): Order these animals by typical weight, lightest first

  1. Hummingbird - 0.003 kg
  2. Cat - 4 kg
  3. Lion - 190 kg
  4. Giraffe - 1,200 kg
  5. African elephant - 6,000 kg
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Rankle #243 (August 31, 2026): Order these cities by population, smallest first

  1. Zurich - 0.44 million
  2. Lisbon - 0.55 million
  3. London - 8.9 million
  4. Tokyo - 14 million
  5. Shanghai - 24.9 million
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