Weight Comparison Using Vegetables

The video tutorial introduces the concept of weight using a vegetable seller named Raghu. It explains how a weighing scale is used to compare the weights of different objects. Through examples with pumpkins, brinjals, tomatoes, chilies, and lemons, the video demonstrates how to determine which object is heavier or lighter. The tutorial aims to make learning about weight fun and engaging.

Who is Raghu?

• A vegetable seller

• A baker

• A fisherman

• A fruit seller

What is the primary use of a weighing scale?

• To measure temperature

• To measure length

• To calculate speed

• To compare the weights of two objects

What happens to the pan with the heavier object on a weighing scale?

• It stays in the middle

• It goes up

• It disappears

• It goes down

What happens to the pan with the lighter object on a weighing scale?

• It goes down

• It stays in the middle

• It goes up

• It disappears

What is the key concept taught using the weighing scale?

• Speed measurement

• Volume calculation

• Weight comparison

• Temperature measurement

In the example with the pumpkin and brinjal, which is heavier?

• The brinjal

• The pumpkin

• Both are the same weight

• Neither, they are both light

What does it mean if the pan with the brinjal goes up?

• The brinjal is heavier

• The brinjal is lighter

• The brinjal is not on the scale

• The brinjal is the same weight

When comparing two tomatoes and two chilies, which is heavier?

• Both are the same weight

• Neither, they are both light

• The chilies

• The tomatoes

What does it indicate if the pan with the tomatoes goes down?

• The tomatoes are the same weight

• The tomatoes are heavier

• The tomatoes are lighter

• The tomatoes are not on the scale

What is the outcome when the pan with two chilies goes up?

• The chilies are heavier

• The chilies are not on the scale

• The chilies are lighter

• The chilies are the same weight