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CodeVID-M1-WS
Length — Practice Worksheet
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Roll No.: __________
Date: ____________
General Instructions
- All questions are compulsory.
- Choose the correct option (A, B, C or D) for each question.
- The answer key is at the end — try the paper first!
Section A — Multiple Choice (1 mark each)
10 × 1 = 10 marks
1.
Which word describes a tall giraffe compared to a short rabbit?
- A.Long
- B.Short
- C.Tall
- D.Wide
2.
To compare lengths correctly, what number should you line up the object with on a ruler?
- A.1
- B.0
- C.5
- D.10
3.
What is the short form used to write centimetres?
- A.m
- B.kg
- C.cm
- D.ctr
4.
Which unit of measurement will change depending on who is doing the measuring?
- A.Centimetre
- B.Handspan
- C.Inch
- D.Meter
5.
A pencil is 6 paperclips long. A crayon is 4 paperclips long. Which statement is correct?
- A.Crayon is longer
- B.Pencil is shorter
- C.Pencil is longer
- D.Both are equal
6.
Look at your ruler. What is the length of an object that starts at 0 and ends at 9?
- A.0 cm
- B.5 cm
- C.9 cm
- D.10 cm
7.
If a paintbrush is 12 cm long and a marker is 8 cm long, how much longer is the brush?
- A.20 cm
- B.4 cm
- C.6 cm
- D.12 cm
8.
Which of these objects is usually the shortest in real life?
- A.A bedroom door
- B.A school bus
- C.A sewing needle
- D.A tall palm tree
9.
Sam walked across the room and counted 10 paces. What non-standard unit did he use?
- A.Handspan
- B.Steps/Paces
- C.Cubit
- D.Blocks
10.
You put a 3 cm block and a 4 cm block together in a row. What is the total length?
- A.1 cm
- B.6 cm
- C.7 cm
- D.8 cm
Section B — Challenge / Olympiad (2 marks each)
6 × 2 = 12 marks
11.
A magical green vine grows 3 cm taller every single day. If it is 5 cm tall on Monday morning, how tall will it be on Wednesday morning?
- A.8 cm
- B.11 cm
- C.14 cm
- D.6 cm
12.
Rope X is 15 cm long. Rope Y is 5 cm shorter than Rope X. Rope Z is 2 cm longer than Rope Y. How long is Rope Z?
- A.10 cm
- B.12 cm
- C.8 cm
- D.17 cm
13.
An old wooden table is exactly 6 cubits long. If 1 cubit is equal to the length of 3 student rulers, how many rulers long is the entire table?
- A.9 rulers
- B.12 rulers
- C.18 rulers
- D.15 rulers
14.
Lea placed a toy car on a broken ruler. The front of the car is at the 2 cm mark, and the back of the car stops at the 8 cm mark. What is the actual length of the car?
- A.8 cm
- B.10 cm
- C.6 cm
- D.2 cm
15.
Four children measured a bench using their handspans. Kevin counted 8 handspans, Mary counted 6 handspans, Leo counted 10 handspans, and Nina counted 7 handspans. Who has the largest handspan?
- A.Leo
- B.Kevin
- C.Nina
- D.Mary
16.
A piece of blue string is 20 cm long. Dan cuts it into two pieces. One piece is 12 cm long. What is the length of the other remaining piece?
- A.8 cm
- B.10 cm
- C.12 cm
- D.32 cm
Answer Key
Section A — Multiple Choice (1 mark each)
- (C) Tall
- (B) 0
- (C) cm
- (B) Handspan
- (C) Pencil is longer
- (C) 9 cm
- (B) 4 cm
- (C) A sewing needle
- (B) Steps/Paces
- (C) 7 cm
Section B — Challenge / Olympiad (2 marks each)
- (B) 11 cm
- (B) 12 cm
- (C) 18 rulers
- (C) 6 cm
- (D) Mary
- (A) 8 cm
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