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When solving problems which involve comparing lengths and heights, it is important in the first instance to be able to recognize which one is longest or tallest and which is shortest. This ability can then be extended to solving problems to do with recognizing longer, taller and shorter lengths within a set and being able to order them correctly in order of length or height.
Do you understand longer and shorter?
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The green block is longer than all the others
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The red block is shorter than all the others
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The red block is the shortest of all, so the purple block must be longer than the red
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The yellow block is longer than all the others
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The green block is the shortest and the yellow is the longest
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The green tube is taller than the others
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The blue tube is shorter than the others
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The green tube is the tallest and the blue is the shortest
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The other doors are too short for the robot
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The purple ribbon is the longest
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