Question 1:
Tick ☑ the one which you use to measure length.
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Question 2:
Write the name of any two things each which we measure using:
(b) Finger
(c) Footspan
(d) Matchsticks
(i) ______________
(i) ______________
(i) ______________
(ii) ______________
(ii) ______________
(ii) ______________
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Question 3:
Using a matchstick and your finger measure the length of the following and write down in the boxes:
(a) Your pencil
(b) Your maths notebook
(c) Your maths textbook
(d) Your pencil box
(e) Your school bag
(f) Your water bottle
Answer:
Try it yourself.
Question 4:
Write down the height of any three of your friends using your handspan.
Answer:
Try it yourself.
Question 5:
Using footspan measure and write down the following.
Answer:
Try it yourself.
Question 6:
Encircle the heavier one in each.
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Question 7:
Encircle the lighter one in each.
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Question 8:
Look at the objects given below. Number them in order from the lightest to the heaviest.
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Question 9:
Draw a line and match the heavier and the lighter in the two positions of the given see-saw. One has been done for you.
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Question 10:
Match the picture with the thing it can carry.
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Question 11:
Fill in the blanks using the word ‘lighter’ or ‘heavier’.
- A bag is ___________________ than an eraser.
- A jackfruit is ___________________ than an orange.
- A chair is ___________________ than a table.
- A book is ___________________ than a pen.
- The Earth is ___________________ than the Sun.
- A mug is ___________________ than a bucket.
Answer:
- A bag is heavier than an eraser.
- A jackfruit is heavier than an orange.
- A chair is lighter than a table.
- A book is heavier than a pen.
- The Earth is lighter than the Sun.
- A mug is lighter than a bucket.
Question 12:
Fill in with more, less or same.
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Question 13:
Draw 2 pairs of objects – one heavy and one light. Colour the heavy one green and the light one blue.
Answer:
Try it yourself.
Question 14:
Which of the following would you use to measure capacity? Tick [✔] them.
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Question 15:
Which of the following has smaller capacity? Tick [✔] them.
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Question 16:
A milkman is carrying milk bottles having the following capacity:
1 big bottle
1 medium bottle
1 bottle
=
=
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2 medium bottles
2 bottles
2 glasses
Now answer the following questions:
- How many glasses of milk contains a big bottle? -----
- A big bottle contains-----bottles of milk.
- A medium bottle contains -----glasses of milk.
- How many bottles of milk has he got?-----
- How many glasses of milk has he got?-----
Rahul got 1 big bottle and 1 medium bottle of milk.
Answer:
- 8 glasses of milk contains a big bottle.
- A big bottle contains 4 bottles of milk.
- A medium bottle contains 4 glasses of milk.
- Rahul got 6 bottles of milk.
- Rahul got 12 glasses of milk.
Rahul got 1 big bottle and 1 medium bottle of milk.