Multiple choice general knowledge

What's the correct order, from the smallest to the biggest number?

  1. One or two, a few, several, loads

  2. A few, loads, several, one or two

  3. One or two, several, loads, a few

  4. One or two, a few, loads, several
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Explanation

These are English quantity words arranged in ascending order by the approximate number of items they represent. 'One or two' means exactly 1-2 items, 'a few' typically means 3-5, 'several' means about 5-7, and 'loads' means many more than that.

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