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Year 2 Comparing Length, Mass and Capacity Worksheet — Level 2 — Practice Set 3 — Answers

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Year 2 Comparing Length, Mass and Capacity Worksheet — Level 2 — Practice Set 3 — Answers

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

1.Which is shorter? The snake (96 cm) or the pencil (4 cm)?
  1. Athe snake
  2. Bthe pencil

Answer: the pencil

96 cm > 4 cm.

2.Order from smallest to largest: 35 L, 47 L, 4 L

Answer: 4 L, 35 L, 47 L

3.The tub holds 2 L. The watering can holds 1 L. The tub holds (answer space) L more.

Answer: 1

  1. 2 − 1 = 1
4.Which is heavier? The suitcase (42 kg) or the parcel (11 kg)?
  1. Athe suitcase
  2. Bthe parcel

Answer: the suitcase

42 kg > 11 kg.

5.Order from lightest to heaviest: 27 kg, 49 kg, 46 kg

Answer: 27 kg, 46 kg, 49 kg

6.The rope is 54 cm. The crayon is 35 cm. The rope is (answer space) cm longer.

Answer: 19

  1. 54 − 35 = 19
7.Which holds more? The water tank (47 L) or the tub (16 L)?
  1. Athe water tank
  2. Bthe tub

Answer: the water tank

47 L > 16 L.

8.Order from smallest to largest: 7 L, 37 L, 48 L

Answer: 7 L, 37 L, 48 L

9.The sink holds 30 L. The water tank holds 23 L. The sink holds (answer space) L more.

Answer: 7

  1. 30 − 23 = 7
10.Which is lighter? The suitcase (41 kg) or the sack of potatoes (38 kg)?
  1. Athe suitcase
  2. Bthe sack of potatoes

Answer: the sack of potatoes

41 kg > 38 kg.

11.Order from lightest to heaviest: 18 kg, 46 kg, 13 kg

Answer: 13 kg, 18 kg, 46 kg

12.The box of books is 37 kg. The dog is 1 kg. The box of books is (answer space) kg heavier.

Answer: 36

  1. 37 − 1 = 36
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