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Weight — Practice Worksheet
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General Instructions
- All questions are compulsory.
- Choose the correct option (A, B, C or D) for each question.
- The answer key is at the end — try the paper first!
Section A — Multiple Choice (1 mark each)
10 × 1 = 10 marks
1.
Which of these animals is the heaviest in real life?
- A.Ant
- B.Cat
- C.Elephant
- D.Mouse
2.
If an object is very easy to lift with one finger, it is described as:
- A.Heavy
- B.Light
- C.Long
- D.Tall
3.
When using a balance scale, what happens to the pan that holds the heavier object?
- A.It goes up
- B.It stays level
- C.It goes down
- D.It disappears
4.
If two toys have the exact same weight, how will the balance scale look?
- A.Tilted left
- B.Perfectly straight
- C.Tilted right
- D.Upside down
5.
Which of these objects is the lightest?
- A.A plastic feather
- B.A metal hammer
- C.A glass marble
- D.A brick
6.
Why does a shopkeeper use a weighing scale?
- A.To find length
- B.To count items
- C.To measure weight
- D.To tell time
7.
If you remove all the blocks from a toy box, the toy box becomes:
- A.Heavier
- B.Lighter
- C.Taller
- D.Longer
8.
An apple pushes a scale down, and a strawberry moves up. Which statement is true?
- A.Strawberry is heavier
- B.Apple is lighter
- C.Apple is heavier
- D.Both are equal
9.
Which item would make your school backpack the heaviest if placed inside?
- A.A pack of tissues
- B.A heavy storybook
- C.A plastic eraser
- D.A single crayon
10.
If Cup X has 1 coin and Cup Y has 10 identical coins, which cup is lighter?
- A.Cup Y
- B.Cup X
- C.Both are equal
- D.Neither
Section B — Challenge / Olympiad (2 marks each)
6 × 2 = 12 marks
11.
On a balance scale, 1 juicy mango balances perfectly with exactly 3 identical plums. If Tom places 2 mangos on one side, how many plums does he need to balance the scale?
- A.3 plums
- B.4 plums
- C.6 plums
- D.5 plums
12.
Box A is heavier than Box B. Box B is heavier than Box C. Which box is the lightest of them all?
- A.Box A
- B.Box B
- C.Box C
- D.All are equal
13.
A balancing scale shows that 1 wooden toy car is equal in weight to 5 plastic marbles. If you add 1 more marble to the marble side, what will happen to the toy car side?
- A.It goes down
- B.It goes up
- C.It stays straight
- D.It breaks
14.
An empty metal bucket weighs 2 units. When completely filled with water, it weighs 10 units. What is the weight of the water alone?
- A.12 units
- B.10 units
- C.8 units
- D.6 units
15.
Look at the clues: 2 balls weigh the same as 1 block. 2 blocks weigh the same as 1 heavy brick. How many balls do you need to balance exactly 1 heavy brick?
- A.2 balls
- B.4 balls
- C.6 balls
- D.3 balls
16.
Tina has a balance scale with a heavy stone on the left pan and nothing on the right pan. The left pan is down. She adds 1 small marble at a time to the right pan. What will happen eventually?
- A.Left pan stays down
- B.Right pan goes down
- C.Scale becomes level
- D.Left pan goes up
Answer Key
Section A — Multiple Choice (1 mark each)
- (C) Elephant
- (B) Light
- (C) It goes down
- (B) Perfectly straight
- (A) A plastic feather
- (C) To measure weight
- (B) Lighter
- (C) Apple is heavier
- (B) A heavy storybook
- (B) Cup X
Section B — Challenge / Olympiad (2 marks each)
- (C) 6 plums
- (C) Box C
- (B) It goes up
- (C) 8 units
- (B) 4 balls
- (A) Left pan stays down
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