Comparing Lengths of Objects

The video tutorial explains how to compare the lengths of objects, identifying which is longer or shorter. It provides examples using shirts and crayons, and further discusses identifying the longest and shortest objects among a group, using cricket bats and ribbons as examples.

What is the primary focus when comparing two objects?

• Their weight

• Their color

• Their material

• Their length

If one object is longer than another, what can we say about the shorter object?

• It is wider

• It is shorter

• It is heavier

• It is taller

In the example with shirts, which shirt is longer?

• The yellow shirt

• The pink shirt

• The green shirt

• The blue shirt

What can be said about the yellow crayon compared to the red crayon?

• It is heavier

• It is shorter

• It is longer

• It is the same length

Which crayon is shorter in the given example?

• The green crayon

• The blue crayon

• The red crayon

• The yellow crayon

What does the term 'longest' refer to?

• The widest object

• The object with the greatest length

• The tallest object

• The heaviest object

In the example with cricket bats, which bat is the longest?

• The purple bat

• The red bat

• The blue bat

• The green bat

Which bat is the shortest among the three?

• The yellow bat

• The purple bat

• The red bat

• The blue bat

In the ribbon example, which ribbon is the longest?

• The green ribbon

• The red ribbon

• The orange ribbon

• The blue ribbon

Which ribbon is the shortest in the example?

• The blue ribbon

• The orange ribbon

• The yellow ribbon

• The red ribbon