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Question (11)
QN0032585
A nail is 48 mm long. Which is the correct way to write its length?
  • (A) 4 cm 8 mm
  • (B) 48 cm
  • (C) 8 cm 4 mm
  • (D) 4 mm 8 cm

Correct Answer: A
Explanation:

48 mm = 4 cm 8 mm.

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Question (12)
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Which is shorter?
  • (A) 29 mm
  • (B) 3 cm
  • (C) Both are equal
  • (D) Cannot be compared

Correct Answer: A
Explanation:

3 cm = 30 mm. Therefore, 29 mm is shorter.

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Question (13)
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9 cm is equal to:
  • (A) 9 mm
  • (B) 90 mm
  • (C) 900 mm
  • (D) 99 mm

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

9 × 10 = 90 mm.

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Question (14)
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A paper clip is 35 mm long. How many millimetres more are needed to make it 5 cm long?
  • (A) 5 mm
  • (B) 10 mm
  • (C) 15 mm
  • (D) 20 mm

Correct Answer: C
Explanation:

5 cm = 50 mm. 50 − 35 = 15 mm.

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Question (15)
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Which of the following equals 92 mm?
  • (A) 9 cm 2 mm
  • (B) 92 cm
  • (C) 2 cm 9 mm
  • (D) 90 cm 2 mm

Correct Answer: A
Explanation:

92 mm = 90 mm + 2 mm = 9 cm 2 mm.

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Question (16)
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A line is 8 cm 4 mm long. What is its length in millimetres?
  • (A) 804 mm
  • (B) 84 mm
  • (C) 44 mm
  • (D) 8004 mm

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

8 cm = 80 mm. 80 + 4 = 84 mm.

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Question (17)
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Which is the longest?
  • (A) 68 mm
  • (B) 7 cm
  • (C) 69 mm
  • (D) 6 cm 8 mm

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

7 cm = 70 mm, which is the greatest.

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Question (18)
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Convert 27 mm into centimetres and millimetres.
  • (A) 2 cm 7 mm
  • (B) 7 cm 2 mm
  • (C) 27 cm
  • (D) 20 cm 7 mm

Correct Answer: A
Explanation:

27 mm = 20 mm + 7 mm = 2 cm 7 mm.

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Question (19)
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A screw is 52 mm long. Another screw is 5 cm long. How much longer is the first screw?
  • (A) 1 mm
  • (B) 2 mm
  • (C) 3 mm
  • (D) 5 mm

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

5 cm = 50 mm. Difference = 52 − 50 = 2 mm.

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Question (20)
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Why are millimetres used for measuring tiny objects?
  • (A) They make measurements less accurate.
  • (B) They help measure small lengths more precisely.
  • (C) They are larger than centimetres.
  • (D) They are only used for roads.

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Millimetres provide greater precision when measuring very small objects.

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