πagarwalmath · 2nd grade · Common Core 2.MD.A.2
📎 Measure with two units
Measure with two different units
Name: ______________________Date: ____________
1Mia measures a tablet: it is 5 crayons long. Then she measures it in cubes. Will the number be bigger or smaller than 5?
- ABigger than 5
- BSmaller than 5
- CThe same, 5
2Mia measures a desk: it is 32 paper clips long. Then she measures it in pencils. Will the number be bigger or smaller than 32?
- ABigger than 32
- BSmaller than 32
- CThe same, 32
3Mia measures a hallway: it is 774 centimeters long. Then she measures it in meters. Will the number be bigger or smaller than 774?
- ABigger than 774
- BSmaller than 774
- CThe same, 774
4Mia measures a poster: it is 4 pencils long. Then she measures it in paper clips. Will the number be bigger or smaller than 4?
- ABigger than 4
- BSmaller than 4
- CThe same, 4
5Mia measures a tablet: it is 17 cubes long. Then she measures it in crayons. Will the number be bigger or smaller than 17?
- ABigger than 17
- BSmaller than 17
- CThe same, 17
6Mia measures a classroom: it is 6 meters long. Then she measures it in centimeters. Will the number be bigger or smaller than 6?
- ABigger than 6
- BSmaller than 6
- CThe same, 6
7Mia measures a desk: it is 8 pencils long. Then she measures it in paper clips. Will the number be bigger or smaller than 8?
- ABigger than 8
- BSmaller than 8
- CThe same, 8
8Mia measures a classroom: it is 516 centimeters long. Then she measures it in meters. Will the number be bigger or smaller than 516?
- ABigger than 516
- BSmaller than 516
- CThe same, 516
9Mia measures a desk: it is 38 paper clips long. Then she measures it in pencils. Will the number be bigger or smaller than 38?
- ABigger than 38
- BSmaller than 38
- CThe same, 38
10Mia measures a classroom: it is 814 centimeters long. Then she measures it in meters. Will the number be bigger or smaller than 814?
- ABigger than 814
- BSmaller than 814
- CThe same, 814
11Mia measures a book: it is 10 inches long. Then she measures it in centimeters. Will the number be bigger or smaller than 10?
- ABigger than 10
- BSmaller than 10
- CThe same, 10
12Mia measures a lunch box: it is 18 cubes long. Then she measures it in crayons. Will the number be bigger or smaller than 18?
- ABigger than 18
- BSmaller than 18
- CThe same, 18
Answer key: Measure with two units
- 1. A (Bigger than 5)
- 2. B (Smaller than 32)
- 3. B (Smaller than 774)
- 4. A (Bigger than 4)
- 5. B (Smaller than 17)
- 6. A (Bigger than 6)
- 7. A (Bigger than 8)
- 8. B (Smaller than 516)
- 9. B (Smaller than 38)
- 10. B (Smaller than 814)
- 11. A (Bigger than 10)
- 12. B (Smaller than 18)
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