Understanding Equality in Math and Beyond

What was the main activity the animals wanted to play?

• Hide and seek

• Basketball

• Tug-of-war

• Soccer

What was the first method the animals used to try to form equal teams?

• By weight

• By color

• By height

• By diet

Why did the animals' first attempt at forming equal teams fail?

• They didn't have enough players

• The teams were not equal in strength

• They couldn't agree on the rules

• The rope broke

What tool did Mouse suggest using to balance the teams?

• A measuring tape

• A seesaw

• A ruler

• A scale

What happened when Bear joined the balanced seesaw?

• The seesaw broke

• The seesaw remained balanced

• The seesaw disappeared

• The seesaw tipped over

How did the animals finally achieve equal teams for the tug-of-war?

• By having equal numbers

• By having equal ages

• By having equal heights

• By having equal weights

What distracted Bear during the tug-of-war, leading to his team's loss?

• A loud noise

• A passing car

• A sudden rain

• A swarm of bees

In the context of the story, what does 'equal effort' mean?

• Being the same size

• Eating the same food

• Pulling with the same strength

• Having the same number of players

What does equality mean in mathematics?

• Having the same weight, size, or quantity

• Having the same color

• Being symmetrical

• Being the same age

What is an example of equality in art?

• Drawing the same shapes

• Having symmetrical parts

• Using the same colors

• Using the same materials