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Why do humans struggle with understanding the magnitude of large numbers?

• Because they are not taught properly

• Because the actual scale often eludes comprehension

• Because they do not use large numbers frequently

• Because large numbers are not important

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How long is a million seconds approximately?

• 1 day

• 11 days

• 31 years

• 33,700 years

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How long is a billion seconds approximately?

• 1 day

• 11 days

• 31 years

• 33,700 years

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How long is a trillion seconds approximately?

• 1 day

• 11 days

• 31 years

• Beyond the year 33,700 CE

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What helps in realizing the vastness of large numbers?

• Using smaller numbers for comparison

• Illustrating large numbers with time intervals

• Ignoring large numbers

• Using large numbers in daily life

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How are numbers like million, billion, and trillion perceived according to the document?

• Linearly

• Exponentially

• Logarithmically

• Randomly

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Why do young children naturally place three as the middle between one and nine?

• Due to linear reasoning

• Due to logarithmic reasoning

• Due to exponential reasoning

• Due to random guessing

Which indigenous group is mentioned as exhibiting logarithmic perception of numbers?

• Zulu

• Inuit

• Munduruku

• Maori

What do humans default to when focusing on multiplication rather than linear addition?

• Linear middle

• Exponential middle

• Logarithmic middle

• Random middle

What serves as the 'multiplication middle' between one and nine?

• Four

• Five

• Six

• Three

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