Background Paragraph: At birth, a rattlesnake hatchling has only a small button or 'primordial rattle' which is firmly attached to the tip of the tail.[13] The first segment is added when the hatchling sheds its skin for the first time.[14] A new section is added each time the skin is shed until a rattle is formed. The rattle grows as the snake ages but segments are also prone to breaking off and hence the length of a rattle is not a reliable indicator of the age of a snake.[15]. 
Story: Dan found three rattle snakes: one only had one rattle, the second snake had 4 rattles and the third snake had seven rattles on its tail.
Which snake had more rattles, the first or the third snake Dan found? Which snake had more rattles, the second or the third snake Dan found? Which snake had more segments, the first or the second snake Dan found? Which snake had more segments, the first or the third snake Dan found? Which snake had more segments, the second or the third snake Dan found? Which snake was older, the first or the second snake Dan found? Which snake was older, the first or the third snake Dan found? Which snake was younger the first or the third snake Dan found? Which snake was younger the second or the first snake Dan found? Which snake was younger the second or the third snake Dan found?