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Question (11)

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An apple balances with 7 coins. An orange balances with 5 coins. Which fruit is lighter?

(A) Apple
(B) Orange
(C) Both are equal
(D) Cannot be determined

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

The orange is lighter because it balances with fewer coins.

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Question (12)

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A toy balances with 10 marbles. How many marbles are needed to balance 4 such toys?

(A) 20
(B) 30
(C) 40
(D) 50

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

4 × 10 = 40 marbles.

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Question (13)

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When the left pan of a balance goes down, it means:

(A) Left object is lighter
(B) Right object is heavier
(C) Left object is heavier
(D) Both objects are equal

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

The heavier side of the balance moves down.

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Question (14)

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A school bag balances with 20 coins. A lunch bag balances with 8 coins. How many more coins are needed for the school bag?

(A) 10
(B) 11
(C) 12
(D) 13

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

20 − 8 = 12 coins.

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Question (15)

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Which of the following would require the greatest number of coins to balance?

(A) Eraser
(B) School bag
(C) Pencil
(D) Marble

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

A school bag is the heaviest among these objects.

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Question (16)

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A fruit basket balances with 15 matchboxes. Two identical baskets will balance with:

(A) 20 matchboxes
(B) 25 matchboxes
(C) 30 matchboxes
(D) 35 matchboxes

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

2 × 15 = 30 matchboxes.

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Question (17)

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A toy elephant balances with 9 coins. A toy tiger balances with 9 coins. What can you conclude?

(A) Elephant is heavier
(B) Tiger is heavier
(C) Both have equal weight
(D) Cannot compare

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

Both objects have equal weight.

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Question (18)

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Why do we use equal-sized objects like coins or matchboxes while comparing weights?

(A) To make comparison fair
(B) To save time
(C) To make objects lighter
(D) To reduce weight

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

Equal-sized objects help in fair comparison.

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Question (19)

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A box balances with 16 marbles. Half the weight of the box will balance with approximately:

(A) 4 marbles
(B) 8 marbles
(C) 12 marbles
(D) 16 marbles

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

Half of 16 marbles is 8 marbles.

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Question (20)

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A balance stays level when a pencil and 3 erasers are on one side and 9 coins on the other side. What does this show?

(A) Both sides have equal weight
(B) Pencil is heavier
(C) Erasers are lighter
(D) Coins are lighter

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:

A level balance means equal weights on both sides.

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Question (11)

An apple balances with 7 coins. An orange balances with 5 coins. Which fruit is lighter?

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Question (12)

A toy balances with 10 marbles. How many marbles are needed to balance 4 such toys?

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Question (13)

When the left pan of a balance goes down, it means:

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Question (14)

A school bag balances with 20 coins. A lunch bag balances with 8 coins. How many more coins are needed for the school bag?

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Question (15)

Which of the following would require the greatest number of coins to balance?

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Question (16)

A fruit basket balances with 15 matchboxes. Two identical baskets will balance with:

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Question (17)

A toy elephant balances with 9 coins. A toy tiger balances with 9 coins. What can you conclude?

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Question (18)

Why do we use equal-sized objects like coins or matchboxes while comparing weights?

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Question (19)

A box balances with 16 marbles. Half the weight of the box will balance with approximately:

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Question (20)

A balance stays level when a pencil and 3 erasers are on one side and 9 coins on the other side. What does this show?

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