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by Charity Marie Tagudar
1

If two cups have the same water level, one holds more than the other.

2

If one side of a balance scale goes down, that object is heavier.

3

If a rock is heavier than a leaf, the rock goes down on the scale.

4

“More” means a container holds a smaller amount.

5

If one side of a balance scale goes down, that object is heavier

6

A bigger container always holds less.

7

A light object is heavier than a heavy object.

8

If two containers look different in size, they always hold the same amount.

9

It is correct to say a small cup always holds more than a large jug.

10

A container that holds more has greater capacity.

11

If a toy is lighter than a book, the toy weighs more.

12

A heavy object weighs more than a light object.

13

If a bucket holds more water than a cup, the bucket has more capacity.

14

“Less” means a container holds more.

15

If a jar holds less water than a bottle, the jar has less capacity.

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