How does it work?
The rules are the same as the main game. There's a reference drawn at its real size, a silhouette you resize by dragging the handle, and a Lock In button that shows how far off you were. Five rounds, up to 100 points each.
Tips for Geography rounds
Zoom out first when the target is much bigger than the reference. It's easier to judge when both shapes fit on the grid. Read the label under the grid. It tells you which way you're measuring. Maps lie a little. The usual world map makes places near the poles look bigger than they are, so trust real distances you know over how a place looks on a map.
More ways to play
When you're done here, there's the main Size It Up game and the Pop Culture version, each with its own daily five. Past games are in the archive.
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FAQ
- Is Size It Up: Geography free?
- Yes, like the other versions it's free in your browser.
- Does Geography have its own daily game?
- Yes. Size It Up comes in three versions (Regular, Pop Culture and Geography), and each has its own daily game.