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Maths · Grade 1 · Set C
Longest, shortest and in between
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Remember: Start them at the same edge. Longest reaches farthest. Shortest stops first.

Look at all of them

Look at where each one ends.

1
Which is the longest of the four?
netbatoarpaddle
2
Put them in order. Shortest first.
  • hose
  • cork
  • pole
  • rod
  • pin
3
How many are longer than the broom but shorter than the ladder?
4
Which one is in the middle? Write its name.
rulerbrushpen
5
Which line is the second longest?
line Cline Aline B

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6
The rope is longer than the belt. The belt is longer than the sock. The rope is longer than the sock.
TrueFalse
7
A rope is as long as the table. The door is longer than the rope. Which is longer?
the tablethe door
8
The crayon is 5 blocks long. The pencil is 4 blocks longer. How long is the pencil?
9
Circle every one longer than the stick.
reedpincanenail
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A is longer than B. B is longer than C. So C is the longest.
TrueFalse
11
Draw a line longer than the pencil but shorter than the rope.
12
Which is the longest? Which is the shortest? Write both names.
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Answer key · Set C
Longest, shortest and in between
1oar The oar goes farthest.
25, 2, 3, 4, 1 Start with the one that stops first: pin 2, cork 5, pole 9, rod 12, hose 15.
32 The hose and the rake go farther than the broom but stop before the ladder.
4brush The ruler goes farthest and the pen stops first, so the brush is in the middle.
5line C Line B goes farthest. Line C is next.
6True The rope is longer than the belt, and the belt is longer than the sock.
7the door The table is as long as the rope, and the door is longer than the rope.
89 5 and 4 more make 9 blocks.
9reed, cane The reed and the cane go farther than the stick. The pin and the nail are shorter.
10False A is longer than B and B is longer than C, so A is the longest and C is the shortest.
12Your own words: a grown-up reads it.
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