Test questions for using measurement words correctly in Grade 1

📚 Quick Study Guide

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• Length: We use words like 'longer' and 'shorter' to compare how long things are. Think of pencils and tables!
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• Height: 'Taller' and 'shorter' tell us how high something is. Imagine comparing the height of two friends or buildings.
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• Weight: We use 'heavier' and 'lighter' to compare how much something weighs. Imagine comparing a feather and a rock.
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• Comparing: Always compare two things to use measurement words correctly. For example, 'The blue pencil is longer than the red pencil.'
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• Tips: When comparing, make sure you are comparing the same attribute (length to length, height to height, weight to weight).

✏️ Practice Quiz

1. Which is taller?
   1. A house
   2. A car
   3. A shoe
2. Which is longer?
   1. A crayon
   2. A school bus
   3. A paperclip
3. Which is heavier?
   1. A feather
   2. A bicycle
   3. A balloon
4. The giraffe is ______ than the cat.
   1. Shorter
   2. Taller
   3. Lighter
5. The ant is ______ than the elephant.
   1. Heavier
   2. Taller
   3. Lighter
6. The slide is ______ than the step stool.
   1. Shorter
   2. Lighter
   3. Longer
7. Which statement uses measurement words correctly?
   1. The book is heavier than the color blue.
   2. The tree is taller than the flower.
   3. The rock is longer than the sky.