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Flashcards: How Heavy How Light 38 Flashcards 
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Weight comparison involves determining which object is ___ or ___. |
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Heavier; lighter |
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True or False: Children learn to describe objects based on their weight through observation and activities. |
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True |
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What is the importance of understanding weight in everyday life? |
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It helps us measure ingredients for cooking and lift objects safely. |
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Riddle: I can be heavy or light, but I’m not a feather or a stone. What am I? |
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An object. |
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following best describes the process of weighing objects? A) Estimating B) Comparing C) Ignoring D) Observing |
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B) Comparing |
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Explain why understanding weight is crucial for activities like baking. |
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Understanding weight helps in accurately measuring ingredients, which is essential for the success of recipes. |
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To create a weight of 100 grams using grains, one must measure out grains until they total ___ grams. |
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100 grams  |
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How many grams are there in 1 kilogram? |
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1000 grams  |
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True or False: To convert kilograms to grams, you divide the number of kilograms by 1000. |
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False: You multiply the number of kilograms by 1000. |
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Fill in the blank: To convert from grams to kilograms, you must ___ the number of grams by 1000. |
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Divide  |
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If you have 5000 grams, how many kilograms do you have? |
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5 kilograms |
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What is the process called when creating weights using small objects like grains? |
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Measuring out grains to equal a desired weight. |
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I am a unit of weight conversion where 1000 of me equals 1 kilogram. What am I? |
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Gram |
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To determine which object is heavier, you should use a ___ or lift the objects to compare their weight. |
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Balance scale  |
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If the price per kilogram is $5 and you buy 3 kilograms, the total cost is calculated as ___ × ___ = total amount. |
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$5/kg × 3 kg |
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What is the importance of using consistent units of measurement when comparing weights? |
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It ensures accuracy in the comparison. |
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Broken stones should be weighed in ___ for various purposes. |
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Kilograms (kg) or grams (g) |
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What factors can cause variation in the weight of a chair? |
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The weight of a chair can vary significantly depending on the materials used, size, and design. |
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Riddle: I can be heavy or light, made of wood or plastic, but to find my weight, you must measure me with a scale. What am I? |
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A chair. |
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