Comparative Measurements and Object Identification

This video tutorial for Grade 6 Unit 3 Lesson 5 covers comparing speeds and prices. It includes problems on determining who travels faster between May and Priya on scooters, analyzing juice can prices at different stores, comparing home costs in New York and Wyoming, estimating liters in a gallon, and comparing heights of Diego and Andre. The lesson concludes with identifying objects of specific lengths.

Who traveled faster on their scooter?

• Cannot be determined

• Both traveled at the same speed

• Priya

• May

Which store offers the best deal for juice cans?

• All stores offer the same deal

• Store Z

• Store Y

• Store X

What is the price per square foot of the New York City apartment?

• $1,000

• $900

• $1,200

• $1,100

How much does the home in Cheyenne, Wyoming cost?

• $210,000

• $200,000

• $231,000

• $250,000

Is the estimated number of liters in a gallon larger or smaller than the actual number?

• Larger

• Cannot be determined

• Smaller

• Equal

Who is taller, Diego or Andre?

• Cannot be determined

• Andre

• Both are the same height

• Diego

What could be an object that is about 4 inches long?

• A table

• A book

• A ruler

• A pen

What is a possible object that could be 6 feet long?

• A building

• A person

• A pencil

• A car

What is a possible object that could be 5 yards long?

• A long table

• A pen

• A chair

• A book

What is a possible object that could be 3 kilometers long?

• A football field

• A city block

• A marathon

• A short race