2. How are objects alike? How do they differ?
Answer (1)
Objects are alike when they share similar characteristics such as shape, size, color, texture, or function. For example, two balls are alike because both are round and can be used for playing. They differ when they have different features like size, material, weight, or purpose one ball may be small and made of rubber, while the other is larger and made of leather. Differences help us tell objects apart or decide which one to use in a specific situation.
