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Maths · Kindergarten · Set C
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Remember: Look at all of them. Line them up, or use a balance.

Compare more than two

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Which tower is the shortest?
ABCD
2
Which two towers are the same height?
A and BB and CA and C
3
Which rope is the longest?
ABCD
4
How many ropes are shorter than rope C?
5
Put the towers in order. Tallest first.
  • tower C
  • tower B
  • tower A
  • tower D
6
Circle every tower taller than tower B.
ACD

Think about it

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A is taller than B. B is taller than C. Is A taller than C?
YesNo
8
Which is heavier, the brick or the kite? Look at the scale.
the kitethe brick
9
Which is the lightest?
elephantcatmouse
10
Which is longer, and which is heavier: the string or the brick?
string longer, brick heavierbrick longer, string heavierstring longer, string heavier
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How do you know which rope is longer? Write or draw.
12
Draw a rope longer than rope B but shorter than rope A.
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Answer key · Set C
Compare three
1C Tower C goes up the least.
2A and C Towers A and C go up the same amount.
3B Rope B reaches the furthest.
42 Rope A and rope E stop before rope C. That is 2.
51, 4, 2, 3 Tower C is the tallest, then A, then D. Tower B is the shortest.
6A, D Towers A and D go up higher than tower B. Tower C is shorter.
7Yes A is taller than B and B is taller than C, so A is the tallest.
8the brick The heavier side goes down. The brick side is down.
9mouse A mouse is much lighter than a cat or an elephant.
10string longer, brick heavier The string reaches further, so it is longer. The brick is heavier.
11Your own words: a grown-up reads it.
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