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Pay attention to the unit ( lb or oz) . Part A – Compare the Weights  \nWrite \u003C, >, or = in each space.  \n1. 6 lb   4 lb  \n2. 15 oz   20 oz  \n3. 9 lb   9 lb  \n4. 32 oz   24 oz  \n5. 7 lb   10 lb  \n6. 18 oz   18 oz  \n7. 5 lb   3 lb  \n8. 25 oz   30 oz  \nPart B – Order from Lightest to Heaviest  \nWrite the objects in order from lightest to heaviest.  \n9. )  \nApple: 6 oz  \nWatermelon Slice: 10 oz  \nGrapes: 4 oz  \nLightest ➜   Middle ➜   Heaviest ➜    \n10. )  \nToy Truck: 3 lb  \nBackpack: 6 lb  \nSoccer Ball: 2 lb  \nMashup Math LLC | Al[l Rights Reserved | Get More K-12 Math Worksheets at ](l Rights Reserved | Get More K-12 Math Worksheets at www.mashupmath.com)[www.mashupmath.com](l Rights Reserved | Get More K-12 Math Worksheets at www.mashupmath.com) 1  \n11. )  \nBlue Book: 18 oz  \nRed Book: 24 oz  \nYellow Book 20 oz  \nLightest ➜   Middle ➜   Heaviest ➜    \n12.)   \nPencil Box: 1 lb  \nLunchbox: 3 lb  \nLaptop: 5 lb  \nLightest ➜    \nMiddle ➜   Heaviest ➜    \nPart C – How Much Heavier?  \nSubtract to find how much heavier the first object is than the second object. Show your work if you can.  \n13. A puppy weighs 9 lb. A kitten weighs 5 lb.  \nHow much heavier is the puppy than the kitten?   lb  \n14. A bag of rice weighs 30 oz. A box of cereal weighs 22 oz. How much heavier is the rice than the cereal?  \n  oz  \n15. A backpack weighs 7 lb. A lunchbox weighs 3 lb. How much heavier is the backpack than the lunchbox?   lb  \n16. A pumpkin weighs 40 oz. A pepper weighs 12 oz. How much heavier is the pumpkin than the pepper?  \n  oz  \nMashup Math LLC | Al[l Rights Reserved | Get More K-12 Math Worksheets at ](l Rights Reserved | Get More K-12 Math Worksheets at www.mashupmath.com)[www.mashupmath.com](l Rights Reserved | Get More K-12 Math Worksheets at www.mashupmath.com) 2  \nANSWER KEY  \nPart A – Compare the Weights  \n1. 6 lb > 4 lb  \n2. 15 oz \u003C 20 oz  \n3. 9 lb = 9 lb  \n4. 32 oz > 24 oz  \n5. 7 lb \u003C 10 lb  \n6. 18 oz = 18 oz  \n7. 5 lb > 3 lb  \n8. 25 oz \u003C 30 oz  \nPart B – Order from Lightest to Heaviest  \n9.) Apple: 6 oz, Watermelon Slice: 10 oz, Grapes: 4 oz  \n• Lightest ➜ Grapes  \n• Middle ➜ Apple  \n• Heaviest ➜ Watermelon Slice  \n10.) Toy Truck: 3 lb, Backpack: 6 lb, Soccer Ball: 2 lb  \n• Lightest ➜ Soccer Ball  \n• Middle ➜ Toy Truck  \n• Heaviest ➜ Backpack  \n11.) Blue Book: 18 oz, Red Book: 24 oz, Yellow Book: 20 oz  \n• Lightest ➜ Blue Book  \n• Middle ➜ Yellow Book  \n• Heaviest ➜ Red Book  \n12.) Pencil Box: 1 lb, Lunchbox: 3 lb, Laptop: 5 lb  \n• Lightest ➜ Pencil Box  \n• Middle ➜ Lunchbox  \n• Heaviest ➜ Laptop  \nPart C – How Much Heavier?  \n13. 9 lb − 5 lb = 4 lb  \n14. 30 oz − 22 oz = 8 oz  \n15. 7 lb − 3 lb = 4 lb  \n16. 40 oz − 12 oz = 28 oz  \nMashup Math LLC | Al[l Rights Reserved | Get More K-12 Math Worksheets at ](l Rights Reserved | Get More K-12 Math Worksheets at www.mashupmath.com)[www.mashupmath.com](l Rights Reserved | Get More K-12 Math Worksheets at www.mashupmath.com) 3","cbCaif3QEihicyw5","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaif3QEihicyw5","pdf",1350719,"English","# Part A – Compare the Weights\n# Part B – Order from Lightest to Heaviest\n# Part C – How Much Heavier?","[{\"question\":\"How do you complete Part A of the worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"Look at each pair of weights and write \\u003c, \\u003e, or = in the space based on which is heavier.\"},{\"question\":\"What does Part B ask you to do?\",\"answer\":\"Order the listed objects from lightest to heaviest, using their weights with the correct units.\"},{\"question\":\"How do you answer Part C questions?\",\"answer\":\"Subtract the second object’s weight from the first object’s weight to find how much heavier the first object is.\"}]","Compare and Order Weights - Directions | PDF",1790139732]