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Kindergarten / Foundation Comparing Length, Mass and Capacity Worksheet — Getting Started — Practice Set 4 — Answers

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Kindergarten / Foundation Comparing Length, Mass and Capacity Worksheet — Getting Started — Practice Set 4 — Answers

Each ■ is one cube. Count the cubes to compare the trains.

1.Which train is shorter?
  1. A■■■■■
  2. B■■■

Answer: ■■■

One train has 5 cubes and the other has 3.

2.Which train is longer?
  1. A■■
  2. B■■■■■■■■

Answer: ■■■■■■■■

One train has 2 cubes and the other has 8.

3.Which train is longer?
  1. A■■■■■■■
  2. B■■

Answer: ■■■■■■■

One train has 7 cubes and the other has 2.

4.Which train is longer?
  1. A■■
  2. B■■■■■■■■■■

Answer: ■■■■■■■■■■

One train has 2 cubes and the other has 10.

5.Which train is shorter?
  1. A■■■■■■■
  2. B■■■■■■■■■■

Answer: ■■■■■■■

One train has 7 cubes and the other has 10.

6.Which train is shorter?
  1. A■■■■■
  2. B■■■■■■■

Answer: ■■■■■

One train has 5 cubes and the other has 7.

7.Which train is shorter?
  1. A■■■■
  2. B■■■

Answer: ■■■

One train has 4 cubes and the other has 3.

8.Which train is shorter?
  1. A■■■■■■■■■■
  2. B■■■■■■■■

Answer: ■■■■■■■■

One train has 10 cubes and the other has 8.

9.Which train is longer?
  1. A■■■■■■■■■■
  2. B■■

Answer: ■■■■■■■■■■

One train has 10 cubes and the other has 2.

10.Which train is shorter?
  1. A■■■■■
  2. B■■■■■■

Answer: ■■■■■

One train has 5 cubes and the other has 6.

11.Which train is longer?
  1. A■■■■■■
  2. B■■■■■■■■

Answer: ■■■■■■■■

One train has 6 cubes and the other has 8.

12.Which train is longer?
  1. A■■■■■■■■
  2. B■■■

Answer: ■■■■■■■■

One train has 8 cubes and the other has 3.

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