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                           practice Time 10B

                  1.  Circle the one that weighs the most.

                       (a)                                              (b)

                  2.  Write 'H' for heavier and 'L' for the lighter.
                       (a)                              (b)                             (c)

                  mEasUring WEigHTs

                  To find the weight of an object, we use a balance and some
                  other objects.

                  Look at the balance shown alongside.

                  On a pan of the balance, a watermelon is kept and on other

                  pan ten apples are kept.

                  Both the pans are balanced. So, the weight of the watermelon equals that of

                  10 apples.

                           practice Time 10C

                  Fill in the boxes.

                  1.                        2.                        3.                        4.

                       1 papaya weighs          4 books weigh as           2 dolls weigh as           3 waterbottles

                          as much as                  much as                   much as               weigh as much

                              oranges.                 school bag.              pencil boxes.         as       dusters.

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