Printable Worksheet: What is Long and What is Round? | Mental Maths - Class 1 PDF Download

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What is Long and What is Round?
Summary
1. There are objects which have sharp corners/edges. 
 For example — Match box, book, Chalk box, Almirah, Table etc.
2. There are objects which have no corner.
 For example — Ball, snow, Water bottle etc.
3. There are objects which have flat surfaces.
 For example — Book, Table, Eraser, Title, Brick etc.
4. There are objects with smooth surfaces.
 For example — Bench, Kitchen slab, Apple, Tomato, Tile, etc.
5. There are objects with rough surfaces.
 For example — Road, Sand paper, Cauliflower, Brick Pine-apple,  
 etc.
6. There are objects which can slide.
 For example — Tile, Copy, Match Box, Mobile Phone etc.
7. There are objects which can roll.
 For example — Marble, Ball, Rolling pin etc.
8. There are objects which can both slide and roll.
 For example — Bottle, Cold drink bottle, Plate, Coin etc.
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What is Long and What is Round?
Summary
1. There are objects which have sharp corners/edges. 
 For example — Match box, book, Chalk box, Almirah, Table etc.
2. There are objects which have no corner.
 For example — Ball, snow, Water bottle etc.
3. There are objects which have flat surfaces.
 For example — Book, Table, Eraser, Title, Brick etc.
4. There are objects with smooth surfaces.
 For example — Bench, Kitchen slab, Apple, Tomato, Tile, etc.
5. There are objects with rough surfaces.
 For example — Road, Sand paper, Cauliflower, Brick Pine-apple,  
 etc.
6. There are objects which can slide.
 For example — Tile, Copy, Match Box, Mobile Phone etc.
7. There are objects which can roll.
 For example — Marble, Ball, Rolling pin etc.
8. There are objects which can both slide and roll.
 For example — Bottle, Cold drink bottle, Plate, Coin etc.
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9. There are objects which can be stacked one over the other.
 For example — Match box, Brick, Books, Plates, Coins, etc.
 (They have flat surfaces)
10. There are objects which cannot be stacked one over the other.
 For example — Balls, Marbles, Shot put etc.
 (They have round surfaces)
1. Select the odd one out:
 
  (a) (b) (c) (d)
2. Select the odd one out:
 (a) (b) (c) (d)
3. Which of the following is the longest:
 (a) (b) (c) (d)
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What is Long and What is Round?
Summary
1. There are objects which have sharp corners/edges. 
 For example — Match box, book, Chalk box, Almirah, Table etc.
2. There are objects which have no corner.
 For example — Ball, snow, Water bottle etc.
3. There are objects which have flat surfaces.
 For example — Book, Table, Eraser, Title, Brick etc.
4. There are objects with smooth surfaces.
 For example — Bench, Kitchen slab, Apple, Tomato, Tile, etc.
5. There are objects with rough surfaces.
 For example — Road, Sand paper, Cauliflower, Brick Pine-apple,  
 etc.
6. There are objects which can slide.
 For example — Tile, Copy, Match Box, Mobile Phone etc.
7. There are objects which can roll.
 For example — Marble, Ball, Rolling pin etc.
8. There are objects which can both slide and roll.
 For example — Bottle, Cold drink bottle, Plate, Coin etc.
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9. There are objects which can be stacked one over the other.
 For example — Match box, Brick, Books, Plates, Coins, etc.
 (They have flat surfaces)
10. There are objects which cannot be stacked one over the other.
 For example — Balls, Marbles, Shot put etc.
 (They have round surfaces)
1. Select the odd one out:
 
  (a) (b) (c) (d)
2. Select the odd one out:
 (a) (b) (c) (d)
3. Which of the following is the longest:
 (a) (b) (c) (d)
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4. Pick out the shortest:
 (a) (b) (c) (d)
 Observe the pictures and answer the questions from 5 to 8
5. Name the longest objects.
  (a) Ladder (b) Door (c) Bat
 Answer the following questions (5 to 8)
6. Name the shortest objects.
  (a) Candle (b) Pencil (c) Racket
7. Name the object which is shorter than ladder but longer than bat.
8. Name the object which is longer than candle but shorter than racket.
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What is Long and What is Round?
Summary
1. There are objects which have sharp corners/edges. 
 For example — Match box, book, Chalk box, Almirah, Table etc.
2. There are objects which have no corner.
 For example — Ball, snow, Water bottle etc.
3. There are objects which have flat surfaces.
 For example — Book, Table, Eraser, Title, Brick etc.
4. There are objects with smooth surfaces.
 For example — Bench, Kitchen slab, Apple, Tomato, Tile, etc.
5. There are objects with rough surfaces.
 For example — Road, Sand paper, Cauliflower, Brick Pine-apple,  
 etc.
6. There are objects which can slide.
 For example — Tile, Copy, Match Box, Mobile Phone etc.
7. There are objects which can roll.
 For example — Marble, Ball, Rolling pin etc.
8. There are objects which can both slide and roll.
 For example — Bottle, Cold drink bottle, Plate, Coin etc.
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9. There are objects which can be stacked one over the other.
 For example — Match box, Brick, Books, Plates, Coins, etc.
 (They have flat surfaces)
10. There are objects which cannot be stacked one over the other.
 For example — Balls, Marbles, Shot put etc.
 (They have round surfaces)
1. Select the odd one out:
 
  (a) (b) (c) (d)
2. Select the odd one out:
 (a) (b) (c) (d)
3. Which of the following is the longest:
 (a) (b) (c) (d)
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4. Pick out the shortest:
 (a) (b) (c) (d)
 Observe the pictures and answer the questions from 5 to 8
5. Name the longest objects.
  (a) Ladder (b) Door (c) Bat
 Answer the following questions (5 to 8)
6. Name the shortest objects.
  (a) Candle (b) Pencil (c) Racket
7. Name the object which is shorter than ladder but longer than bat.
8. Name the object which is longer than candle but shorter than racket.
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9. Which of the following objects can not roll?
 (a) (b) (c) (d)
10. Which of the following objects can not be slided?
 (a) (b) (c) (d)
11. Pick out the object which can be both rolled and slided.
  (a) (b) (c) (d)
12. Which of the following objects can roll?
 (a) Objects having 4 corners (b) Objects having 3 corners
 (c) Objects having 2 corners (d) Objects having no corners
13. Which of the following objects can be used to make the highest tower?
  (a) (b) (c) (d) 
 Four books Four Erasers Four Match Boxes Four Mugs
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What is Long and What is Round?
Summary
1. There are objects which have sharp corners/edges. 
 For example — Match box, book, Chalk box, Almirah, Table etc.
2. There are objects which have no corner.
 For example — Ball, snow, Water bottle etc.
3. There are objects which have flat surfaces.
 For example — Book, Table, Eraser, Title, Brick etc.
4. There are objects with smooth surfaces.
 For example — Bench, Kitchen slab, Apple, Tomato, Tile, etc.
5. There are objects with rough surfaces.
 For example — Road, Sand paper, Cauliflower, Brick Pine-apple,  
 etc.
6. There are objects which can slide.
 For example — Tile, Copy, Match Box, Mobile Phone etc.
7. There are objects which can roll.
 For example — Marble, Ball, Rolling pin etc.
8. There are objects which can both slide and roll.
 For example — Bottle, Cold drink bottle, Plate, Coin etc.
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9. There are objects which can be stacked one over the other.
 For example — Match box, Brick, Books, Plates, Coins, etc.
 (They have flat surfaces)
10. There are objects which cannot be stacked one over the other.
 For example — Balls, Marbles, Shot put etc.
 (They have round surfaces)
1. Select the odd one out:
 
  (a) (b) (c) (d)
2. Select the odd one out:
 (a) (b) (c) (d)
3. Which of the following is the longest:
 (a) (b) (c) (d)
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4. Pick out the shortest:
 (a) (b) (c) (d)
 Observe the pictures and answer the questions from 5 to 8
5. Name the longest objects.
  (a) Ladder (b) Door (c) Bat
 Answer the following questions (5 to 8)
6. Name the shortest objects.
  (a) Candle (b) Pencil (c) Racket
7. Name the object which is shorter than ladder but longer than bat.
8. Name the object which is longer than candle but shorter than racket.
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9. Which of the following objects can not roll?
 (a) (b) (c) (d)
10. Which of the following objects can not be slided?
 (a) (b) (c) (d)
11. Pick out the object which can be both rolled and slided.
  (a) (b) (c) (d)
12. Which of the following objects can roll?
 (a) Objects having 4 corners (b) Objects having 3 corners
 (c) Objects having 2 corners (d) Objects having no corners
13. Which of the following objects can be used to make the highest tower?
  (a) (b) (c) (d) 
 Four books Four Erasers Four Match Boxes Four Mugs
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14. Which of the following pithus will be more stable?
  (a) (b) (c) (d)
15. Which ball will roll faster?
 (a) (b) 
16. Which of the following cars will move smoothly?
 (a) (b)
 (c)  (d)
17. Which of the following coin will go farther?
 (a)  (b)