Full or Empty - Comparing Containers

The video tutorial explores the concept of 'full' and 'empty' through various everyday examples. It begins with a plate of pakoras, moves on to a tree with bananas, a dust bin, a basket of carrots, bags of wool, a jar of marbles, and finally a petrol tank. Each example illustrates how something can transition from being full to empty, providing a clear understanding of these states.

What happens to the plate of pakoras in the first example?

• It remains full.

• It becomes empty quickly.

• It is shared with others.

• It is replaced with another plate.

In the second section, what happens to the dust bin?

• It is emptied.

• It is replaced.

• It is cleaned.

• It is filled with more trash.

Who is responsible for the basket of carrots becoming empty?

• The narrator

• An unknown person

• The students

• The teacher

What is the state of the sheep's bags of wool by the end of the section?

• They are half full.

• They are empty.

• They are full.

• They are overflowing.

After a long drive, what happens to the petrol tank?

• It becomes empty.

• It is refilled.

• It remains full.

• It is replaced.