Measurement — Practice Quiz
ICSE · Class 2 · Mathematics
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Which body part can be used to measure the length of a table?
Which of the following is a non-standard unit of length?
What do we use to measure how long an object is?
Which object is lighter: a pencil or a book?
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Which container can hold more water: a mug or a bucket?
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Bucket
A bucket is bigger and can hold more water than a mug. Capacity means how much a container can hold.
Which of these is used to measure length using body parts?
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Hand span, Foot
Hand span and foot are body parts used to measure length. Pencil and paper clip are arbitrary units, not body parts.
True or False: We can use a pencil to measure the length of a book.
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True
Yes, a pencil can be used as an arbitrary unit to measure the length of a book by seeing how many pencils long it is.
Which of these are non-standard units of length?
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Cubit, Arm span
Cubit and arm span are non-standard units because they vary from person to person. Meter and centimeter are standard units.
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