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Year 2 Comparing Length, Mass and Capacity Worksheet — Level 1 — Answers

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Year 2 Comparing Length, Mass and Capacity Worksheet — Level 1 — Answers

cm = centimetres (length), kg = kilograms (mass), L = litres (capacity). Compare the numbers when the units are the same.

1.Which is heavier? The parcel (10 kg) or the bag of sand (7 kg)?
  1. Athe parcel
  2. Bthe bag of sand

Answer: the parcel

10 kg > 7 kg.

2.Order from smallest to largest: 4 L, 5 L, 3 L

Answer: 3 L, 4 L, 5 L

3.Which is longer? The train (16 cm) or the crayon (14 cm)?
  1. Athe train
  2. Bthe crayon

Answer: the train

16 cm > 14 cm.

4.Which holds more? The watering can (1 L) or the fish tank (7 L)?
  1. Athe watering can
  2. Bthe fish tank

Answer: the fish tank

1 L < 7 L.

5.Order from lightest to heaviest: 1 kg, 3 kg, 7 kg

Answer: 1 kg, 3 kg, 7 kg

6.Which is heavier? The box of books (6 kg) or the parcel (8 kg)?
  1. Athe box of books
  2. Bthe parcel

Answer: the parcel

6 kg < 8 kg.

7.Which is heavier? The dog (1 kg) or the bag of sand (9 kg)?
  1. Athe dog
  2. Bthe bag of sand

Answer: the bag of sand

1 kg < 9 kg.

8.Order from lightest to heaviest: 3 kg, 6 kg, 1 kg

Answer: 1 kg, 3 kg, 6 kg

9.Which is shorter? The crayon (20 cm) or the worm (12 cm)?
  1. Athe crayon
  2. Bthe worm

Answer: the worm

20 cm > 12 cm.

10.Which holds more? The fish tank (2 L) or the sink (3 L)?
  1. Athe fish tank
  2. Bthe sink

Answer: the sink

2 L < 3 L.

11.Order from smallest to largest: 6 L, 9 L, 2 L

Answer: 2 L, 6 L, 9 L

12.Which is shorter? The crayon (6 cm) or the train (18 cm)?
  1. Athe crayon
  2. Bthe train

Answer: the crayon

6 cm < 18 cm.

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