Explanation:
We need to read the weight shown on each scale. Each scale has a dial marked in grams (g), from 0 to 50, with numbers every 10 grams and smaller marks for each gram.
Let’s go one by one:
1.
Half an apple:
The needle points exactly halfway between 40 and 50 — that’s 45 g.
✔ So half an apple =
45 g
2.
Slice of orange:
The needle points exactly at 30.
✔ So slice of orange =
30 g
3.
A cherry:
The needle points at 20.
✔ So a cherry =
20 g
4.
Piece of pineapple:
The needle points at 10.
✔ So piece of pineapple =
10 g
Double-check each:
- Scale 1: Between 40 and 50 → middle is 45 ✔️
- Scale 2: Directly on 30 ✔️
- Scale 3: Directly on 20 ✔️
- Scale 4: Directly on 10 ✔️
All readings are clear and unambiguous.
Final Answer:
1. 45
2. 30
3. 20
4. 10
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of reading scales worksheet.