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1 Name: Date: Number: DANGELO The unit test will cover: linear measurement

2 Customary Units of Measure Inch- about the size of a small paper clip or the bend of your index finger EX) A pencil is about 5 inches Foot- about the size of a sheet of paper EX) A book is about 1 foot Yard- About the size of a baseball bat EX) A car is about 3 yards long Using a Ruler A ruler is a tool use to measure length. When you measure some objects they land on a whole number. 3 inches Others land in between whole numbers.. Those ticks in between whole numbers are fractions Mile- How long you can walk in 20 minutes ¼ ½ ¾ EX) It is about 3 miles to the Dollar Store Customary Conversions Just like you can add 5 pennies to make a nickel- you can add inches to make feet, feet to make yards and yards to make miles!!! 12 inches = 1 foot 3 feet = 1 yard 2 ¾ inches Sometimes you will be asked to measure to the nearest inch or half inch- that is ROUNDING About 3 inches

3 Directions: Using the word bank below choose the best unit of measure that could be used to measure the following pictures. Inch Foot Yard Mile/Kilometer 1.) 2.) 3.) Bat Driving to Savannah Board 4.) 5.) 6.) Bug Pencil Person Directions: Estimating in a great tool to use when you don t have the right tools needed to find the length of something. Circle the nearest measurement of each item. 7.) 8.) 9.) The length of an alligator is about feet. 10.) Which unit of measurement would be the most appropriate to find the distance from Springfield, Georgia to Columbia, South Carolina? a) inch b) meter c) yard d) Mile/kilometer The length of a remote is about inches The length of the playground is about yards ) Sarah wants to measure the length of her notebook in inches, but she does not have a ruler. Which object would be the best for her to use to estimate the length of her notebook in inches? a) a marker b) a book c) a paperclip d) a glove 12.) Which length would be the best estimate 13.) for Mrs. Anderson s height? a) 5 centimeters b) 5 feet c) 5 yards d) 5 kilometers Which is the best estimate of length for a clipboard? a) 10 inches b) 10 feet c) 10 yards d) 10 miles

4 Directions: Using the word bank below choose the best unit of measure that could be used to measure the following pictures. Inch Foot Yard Mile/Kilometer 1.) 2.) 3.) Running a marathon Chair Bookshelf 4.) 5.) 6.) Airplane Road Marker Directions: Estimating in a great tool to use when you don t have the right tools needed to find the length of something. Circle the nearest measurement of each item. 7.) 8.) 9.) The length of an bug is about inches. 10.) Which unit of measurement would be the most appropriate to find the length of a paperclip? a) inch b) meter c) yard d) Mile/kilometer The length of a couch is about feet The length of the gym is about yards ) Jen wants to measure the length of her fabric in yards, but she does not have a ruler. Which object would be the best for her to use to estimate the length of her fabric in yards? a) a marker b) a book c) a her arms d) a glove 12.) Which length would be the best estimate 13.) for a car? a) 5 centimeters b) 5 feet c) 5 yards d) 5 kilometers Which is the best estimate of length for a desk? a) 10 inches b) 10 feet c) 10 yards d) 10 miles

5 Directions: Choose the appropriate unit of measure for each question. Write either inches, feet, yards, or miles/kilometers. 1. The distance from Springfield to Savannah 3. The length of a park 2. The length of a butterfly 4. The length of YOU! 2 7. How long is the rectangle? 8. How long is the rectangle? 9. How long is the rectangle? 10. How long is the rectangle? 11.) 12.) Mark wants to measure the length of his Which unit of measurement would be the most appropriate to find the length of a bus ride a) inch b) meter c) yard d) Mile/kilometers notebook in inches, but he does not have a ruler. Which object would be the best for him to use to estimate the length of his notebook in inches? a) a marker b) a book c) An eraser d) a glove

6 Directions: Choose the appropriate unit of measure for each question. Write either inches, feet, yards, or miles/kilometers. 1. The length of your bed 2 2. The length of a pencil 3. The distance from school to home 4. The length around your room 7. How long is the rectangle? 8. How long is the rectangle? 9. How long is the rectangle? 10. How long is the rectangle? 11.) 12.) Alex wants to measure the length of his Which unit of measurement would be the most appropriate to find the length of a cheetah a) inch b) feet c) yard d) mile bed in feet, but he does not have a ruler. Which object would be the best for him to use to estimate the length of his bed in feet? a) a paperclip b) a book c) An eraser d) a baseball bat

7 Directions: Choose the appropriate unit of measure for each question. Write either inches, feet, yards, or miles/kilometers. 1. The length of a cell phone 2. The height of a door 3 3. The distance a car travels 4. The length of a house 7. How long is the rectangle? 8. How long is the rectangle? 9. How long is the rectangle? 10. How long is the rectangle? 11.) 12.) James wants to measure the length of his Sam s string is 4 ½ inches long. The END of the string is in between which two inch marks? a) 1and 2 b.) 3 and 4 c.) 4 and 5 couch in feet but he does not have a ruler. Which object would be the best for him to use to estimate the length of his couch in feet? a) a baseball bat b) a book c) An eraser d) a glove

8 Directions: Choose the appropriate unit of measure for each question. Write either inches, feet, yards, or miles/kilometers. 1. The height of a soda can 3 2. The length of a stapler 3. The length of a swing set 4. The distance from one town to another 7. How long is the rectangle? 8. How long is the rectangle? 9. How long is the rectangle? 10. How long is the rectangle? 11.) 12.) Ruben wants to measure the length of his watermelon in inches but he does not have a ruler. Which object would be the Brad s string is 3 ½ inches long. The END of the string is in between which two inch marks? a) 3 and 4 b.) 5 and 6 c.) 7 and 8 best for him to use to estimate the length of his watermelon in inches? a) a baseball bat b) a book c) A paper clip d) a glove

9 Directions: Choose the appropriate unit of measure for each question. Write either inches, feet, yards, or miles/kilometers. 1. The length of a snail 2. The length of a blanket 4 3. How long is the rectangle? 4. How long is the rectangle? Directions: Use the conversion table to convert the given lengths feet = inches Conversion Table 12 inches = 1 foot 3 feet = 1 yard inches = feet feet = yards 8. 5 yards = feet **9. 1 yard = inches 11.) Kelly s string is 5 ½ inches long. The END of the string is in between which two inch marks? a) 4 and 5 b.) 5 and 6 c.) 7 and 8 13.) Jana needs 3 feet of ribbon to make one bow. If she wants to make 4 bows, how many yards of ribbon does she need?

10 Directions: Choose the appropriate unit of measure for each question. Write either inches, feet, yards, or miles/kilometers. 1. The height of a soda can 4 2. The length of a stapler 3. How long is the rectangle? 4. How long is the rectangle? Directions: Use the conversion table to convert the given lengths feet = inches Conversion Table 12 inches = 1 foot 3 feet = 1 yard inches = feet 9. 6 feet = yards yards = feet **11. 2 yards = inches 11.) Kelly s string is 5 ½ inches long. The END of the string is in between which two inch marks? 13.) Josh needs 6 feet of string to make one kite tail. If he wants to make 3 kite tails, how many yards of string does he need? a) 4 and 5 b.) 5 and 6 c.) 7 and 8

11 Directions: Choose the appropriate unit of measure for each question. Write either inches, feet, yards, or miles/kilometers. 1. The length of a snail 2. The length of a blanket 5 3. How long is the rectangle? 4. How long is the rectangle? Directions: Use the conversion table to convert the given lengths feet = inches inches = feet Conversion Table 12 inches = 1 foot 3 feet = 1 yard 9. 9 feet = yards yards = feet **11. 1 yard = inches 11.) Annie needs 3 feet of ribbon to make one bow. If she wants to make 2 bows, how many yards of ribbon does she need? 13.) James is 52 inches tall. How many feet and inches tall is he?

12 Directions: Choose the appropriate unit of measure for each question. Write either inches, feet, yards, or miles/kilometers. 1. The length of a football field 5 2. The distance a train travels 3. How long is the rectangle? 4. How long is the rectangle? Directions: Use the conversion table to convert the given lengths feet = inches Conversion Table 12 inches = 1 foot 3 feet = 1 yard inches = feet 9. 3 feet = yards yards = feet **11. 3 yards = inches 12.) Jessica needs 3 feet of ribbon to make one bow. If she wants to make 5 bows, how many yards of ribbon does she need? 13.) Lauren is 39 inches tall. How many feet and inches tall is she?

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