Let's go through each question in the worksheet and determine the correct answer based on visual comparison. This is a
measurement exercise focused on comparing sizes, lengths, and heights.
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1. Which is shorter?
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Objects: Three combs (green, purple, pink)
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Observation: The pink comb at the bottom is visibly
shorter than the green and purple ones.
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✔ Answer: Pink comb
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2. Which is longer?
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Objects: Three rulers (purple, red, green)
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Observation: The green ruler extends beyond the others and covers more space on the grid.
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✔ Answer: Green ruler
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3. Which is the biggest?
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Objects: A small tower, Eiffel Tower (green), and a black silhouette of the Eiffel Tower
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Observation: The
green Eiffel Tower is the tallest and most detailed, clearly larger than the others.
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✔ Answer: Green Eiffel Tower
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4. Which is the shortest?
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Objects: Three trees of different sizes
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Observation: The smallest tree in the middle is much shorter than the other two.
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✔ Answer: Middle tree (smallest one)
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5. Which is smaller?
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Objects: Three flower pots of decreasing size
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Observation: The
rightmost pot is the smallest.
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✔ Answer: Smallest pot (on the right)
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6. Which is bigger?
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Objects: Pig, rhino, elephant
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Observation: The
elephant is significantly larger than the pig and rhino.
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✔ Answer: Elephant
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✔ Final Answers Summary:
| Question | Correct Answer |
|--------|----------------|
| Which is shorter? | Pink comb |
| Which is longer? | Green ruler |
| Which is the biggest? | Green Eiffel Tower |
| Which is the shortest? | Middle tree |
| Which is smaller? | Smallest pot (right) |
| Which is bigger? | Elephant |
This worksheet helps develop
visual estimation and comparison skills, which are foundational for measurement concepts in early mathematics.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of measurement worksheet grade 1.
