Vague Quantifiers Survey

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How many is "a lot"? How about "a couple" or "several"?

Our language is peppered with these vague quantifiers—terms like "a few", "multiple", "most", and "almost all" don't have a strict numerical definition even though they might initially sound like they do. Using these terms can lead to miscommunication, especially if the people using them don't realize how vague the terms actually are.

This survey aims to measure the precise vagueness of these vague quantifiers. It was made by Christian Genco in 2023 just for fun.

Your input is anonymous and will only be used in aggregate. At the end of this survey we'll show you the results we've collected so far.

Your perspective is a crucial piece of this linguistic puzzle. Thank you for your curiosity and participation!