To solve this worksheet, we need to look at each ruler and see where the gray bar ends. The rulers are marked in centimeters (cm) and millimeters (mm).
Each big number (1, 2, 3...) is a full centimeter.
Between each centimeter, there are 10 small lines. Each small line represents 1 millimeter, which is equal to 0.1 cm.
Let's measure each one:
1.
First Ruler: The bar ends exactly at the 4 cm mark.
* Measurement:
4.0 cm
2.
Second Ruler: The bar ends past the 8 cm mark. It looks like it ends right on the line for 8.5 cm (halfway between 8 and 9).
* Measurement:
8.5 cm
3.
Third Ruler: The bar ends past the 11 cm mark. It ends at the 5th small line after 11. That is 11.5 cm.
* Measurement:
11.5 cm
4.
Fourth Ruler: The bar ends past the 13 cm mark. It ends at the 5th small line after 13. That is 13.5 cm.
* Measurement:
13.5 cm
5.
Fifth Ruler: The bar ends past the 5 cm mark. It ends at the 5th small line after 5. That is 5.5 cm.
* Measurement:
5.5 cm
6.
Sixth Ruler: The bar ends past the 7 cm mark. It ends at the 5th small line after 7. That is 7.5 cm.
* Measurement:
7.5 cm
7.
Seventh Ruler: The bar ends past the 9 cm mark. It ends at the 5th small line after 9. That is 9.5 cm.
* Measurement:
9.5 cm
Final Answer:
1. 4.0 cm
2. 8.5 cm
3. 11.5 cm
4. 13.5 cm
5. 5.5 cm
6. 7.5 cm
7. 9.5 cm
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of free printable tape measure test.