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This Class 5 Mathematics worksheet focuses on estimating size and weight, comparing weights and sizes, and solving word problems. It includes various estimation questions related to weights and lengths, comparison problems involving animals and objects, and practical word problems with real-life applications. The worksheet aims to enhance students' understanding of measurement concepts through engaging exercises.

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HowBigHowHeavy_HighLevel_Soln

This Class 5 Mathematics worksheet focuses on estimating size and weight, comparing weights and sizes, and solving word problems. It includes various estimation questions related to weights and lengths, comparison problems involving animals and objects, and practical word problems with real-life applications. The worksheet aims to enhance students' understanding of measurement concepts through engaging exercises.

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Class 5 Mathematics Worksheet 1

How Big How Heavy

Section A: Estimating Size and Weight

Estimate the answers to the following questions:

1. If a watermelon weighs around 3.5 kg, how much would 15 watermelons weigh? 52.5 kg
2. A school bus is about 10 meters long. How long would 12 such buses be when placed end to
end? 120 meters
3. An elephant weighs around 5,000 kg. What would be the total weight of 8 elephants?
40,000 kg
4. A book has a height of 25 cm. How tall will a stack of 20 such books be? 500 cm (or 5
meters)
5. If a brick weighs 2.3 kg, what would be the total weight of 150 bricks? 345 kg

Section B: Comparing Weights and Sizes

Solve the following comparison problems:

6. A bag of rice weighs 10 kg, and a watermelon weighs 4 kg. How many watermelons would
balance the weight of 5 bags of rice? 12.5 (or 13 whole) watermelons
7. A giraffe is 5.2 meters tall, and a tree is 13.8 meters tall. How much taller is the tree than the
giraffe? 8.6 meters
8. A baby elephant weighs 1,200 kg, while an adult elephant weighs 5,000 kg. How many
baby elephants weigh the same as one adult elephant? 4.17 (or 4 full baby elephants and
part of another)
9. If a pencil is 15 cm long, how many pencils would make 3 meters? 20 pencils
10. A feather weighs 0.002 kg, and a stone weighs 2.5 kg. How many feathers would be needed
to match the weight of the stone? 1,250 feathers

Section C: Word Problems

Solve the following problems:

11. A car weighs 1,200 kg, and a truck weighs 6 times as much. What is the weight of the
truck? 7,200 kg
12. A swimming pool can hold 50,000 liters of water. If each bucket carries 25 liters, how many
buckets are needed to fill the pool? 2,000 buckets
13. A rope is 480 cm long. If it is cut into 12 equal pieces, what is the length of each piece? 40
cm
14. A crane can lift 2,500 kg at a time. How many lifts will it take to move 50,000 kg? 20 lifts
15. A building is 150 meters tall. If a toy block is 5 cm tall, how many blocks stacked together
would match the height of the building? 3,000 blocks

Bonus Question: If a truck carries 18,750 kg of goods and unloads 1,250 kg at each stop, how
many stops will it take to unload all the goods? 15 stops

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