It looks like you're referring to a worksheet titled
"Longer and Shorter" from
K5 Learning, which is designed to help children compare the length of objects. Since I can't view images directly, I'll explain how to solve this type of task based on typical content for such worksheets.
Task Description:
The worksheet asks students to
circle the correct word — either
"longer" or
"shorter" — to complete each sentence comparing two objects.
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Example Sentences (Based on Common Worksheet Layout):
1.
The key is ______ than the paper plane.
- Image: A small key vs. a larger paper airplane
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Answer: *shorter*
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Explanation: The key is smaller in length than the paper plane, so it's "shorter."
2.
The sandwich is ______ than the pizza slice.
- Image: A long sandwich vs. a triangular pizza slice
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Answer: *longer*
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Explanation: The sandwich is longer than the pizza slice.
3.
The hand is ______ than the ice cream.
- Image: A hand vs. an ice cream cone
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Answer: *longer*
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Explanation: The hand is usually longer than the height of a typical ice cream cone.
4.
The car is ______ than the truck.
- Image: A small car vs. a larger truck
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Answer: *shorter*
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Explanation: The car is shorter than the truck.
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How to Solve:
For each pair:
- Look at the
length of the two objects.
- Decide which one is
longer and which is
shorter.
- Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.
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Final Answers (Typical):
1. The key is
shorter than the paper plane.
2. The sandwich is
longer than the pizza slice.
3. The hand is
longer than the ice cream.
4. The car is
shorter than the truck.
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✔ Tip: Focus only on
length, not width or height unless specified.
Let me know if you'd like a printable version or further explanation!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of 1st grade measurement worksheet free.
