Sorting Criteria for Objects

The video tutorial discusses how objects are sorted into categories based on different attributes: color, shape, and size. It concludes that the objects are sorted by shape, as all shapes in Category A are circles, while Category B contains other shapes. The video also examines why color and size are not the criteria for sorting.

What are the three criteria mentioned for sorting objects?

• Shape, size, and weight

• Color, shape, and size

• Color, size, and material

• Color, shape, and texture

Why was color not used as the sorting criterion?

• Because all objects were the same color

• Because the colors were too similar

• Because both categories had objects of the same color

• Because color was not visible

Which shape is exclusively found in category A?

• Circles

• Rectangles

• Triangles

• Squares

What was the final criterion used to sort the objects?

• Size

• Color

• Shape

• Material

Why was size not used as the sorting criterion?

• Because size was difficult to measure

• Because there were both small and large circles

• Because all objects were the same size

• Because size was not important