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Question (1)

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Which instrument is commonly used to measure exactly one metre?

(A) Hand span
(B) Metre rod
(C) Footstep
(D) Pencil

Correct Answer: B

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Question (2)

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A rope that is exactly one metre long is folded into two equal parts. Each part is called

(A) Quarter metre
(B) Half metre
(C) Two metres
(D) One metre

Correct Answer: B

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Question (3)

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Which of the following lengths is greatest?

(A) Quarter metre
(B) Half metre
(C) One metre
(D) All are equal

Correct Answer: C

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Question (4)

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A child uses a one-metre rope to measure a wall. The rope fits exactly 4 times. What is the length of the wall?

(A) 2 metres
(B) 3 metres
(C) 4 metres
(D) 5 metres

Correct Answer: C

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1 metre × 4 = 4 metres.

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Question (5)

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Which object is most likely to be longer than one metre?

(A) Crayon
(B) Classroom door
(C) Eraser
(D) Pencil box

Correct Answer: B

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Question (6)

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What is obtained when a one-metre rope is folded in half?

(A) Quarter metre rope
(B) Half metre rope
(C) Two-metre rope
(D) Same one-metre rope

Correct Answer: B

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Question (7)

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A curtain cloth measures 3 metres. How many one-metre ropes are needed to measure it exactly?

(A) 1
(B) 2
(C) 3
(D) 4

Correct Answer: C

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Question (8)

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Which statement correctly defines a metre?

(A) A metre is a standard unit of length.
(B) A metre is equal to one hand span.
(C) A metre is equal to one footstep.
(D) A metre is a type of rope.

Correct Answer: A

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Question (9)

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A one-metre rope is folded into four equal parts. Each part measures

(A) One metre
(B) Half metre
(C) Quarter metre
(D) Two metres

Correct Answer: C

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Question (10)

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Which object is likely to be less than half a metre long?

(A) Pencil
(B) Classroom bench
(C) Door
(D) Blackboard

Correct Answer: A

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Question (1)

Which instrument is commonly used to measure exactly one metre?

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Question (2)

A rope that is exactly one metre long is folded into two equal parts. Each part is called

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Question (3)

Which of the following lengths is greatest?

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Question (4)

A child uses a one-metre rope to measure a wall. The rope fits exactly 4 times. What is the length of the wall?

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Question (5)

Which object is most likely to be longer than one metre?

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Question (6)

What is obtained when a one-metre rope is folded in half?

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Question (7)

A curtain cloth measures 3 metres. How many one-metre ropes are needed to measure it exactly?

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Question (8)

Which statement correctly defines a metre?

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Question (9)

A one-metre rope is folded into four equal parts. Each part measures

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Question (10)

Which object is likely to be less than half a metre long?

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