Comparing Objects by Length and Height

The video tutorial explains how to measure and compare the length and height of objects. It uses spoons to demonstrate the concepts of longer and taller, and compares a refrigerator and a chair to illustrate the concept of shorter. The tutorial also highlights the importance of lining up objects to accurately compare their dimensions.

What is the measure of an object from end to end called?

• Width

• Height

• Depth

• Length

How can you tell if one spoon is longer than another?

• By its weight

• By which end sticks out farther

• By the material it's made of

• By its color

What is the measure of an object from bottom to top called?

• Width

• Length

• Height

• Depth

How can you determine which spoon is taller?

• By its color

• By which end sticks up higher

• By its weight

• By the material it's made of

When Marta compares the refrigerator and the chair, what is she comparing?

• Their weight

• Their height

• Their color

• Their length

Which object is taller, the refrigerator or the chair?

• The chair

• They are the same height

• The refrigerator

• It cannot be determined

What term is used to describe an object that is not as tall as another?

• Longer

• Wider

• Deeper

• Shorter

What is the opposite of 'taller' when comparing heights?

• Longer

• Wider

• Deeper

• Shorter

How does lining up the ends of objects help in comparison?

• It allows you to compare their length or height

• It makes them easier to carry

• It helps to compare their color

• It makes them look nicer

What is the benefit of comparing objects by lining up their ends?

• It helps to see which is heavier

• It helps to see which is longer or taller

• It helps to see which is more expensive

• It helps to see which is more colorful