Worksheet for practicing map scale measurement using a ruler and a scale of 1 inch = 10 feet.

Let’s solve each question step by step using the map scale:
Scale: 1 inch = 10 feet

We’ll measure the distance between the centers of the dots (●) for each pair, then multiply by 10 to get feet.

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Question 1: How far is it from the soccer ball to the mailbox?

- Measure from center of soccer ball dot to center of mailbox dot → about 2 inches
- 2 inches × 10 feet/inch = 20 feet

✔ Answer: 20 feet

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Question 2: How far is it from the bike to the flower?

- Measure from center of bike dot to center of flower dot → about 3 inches
- 3 inches × 10 = 30 feet

✔ Answer: 30 feet

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Question 3: How far is the apple tree from the soccer ball?

- Measure from center of apple tree dot to center of soccer ball dot → about 4 inches
- 4 × 10 = 40 feet

✔ Answer: 40 feet

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Question 4: How many feet is it from the soccer ball to the flower?

- Measure from soccer ball dot to flower dot → about 2.5 inches
- 2.5 × 10 = 25 feet

✔ Answer: 25 feet

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Question 5: How many feet is it from the bike to the soccer ball?

- Measure from bike dot to soccer ball dot → about 2.5 inches
- 2.5 × 10 = 25 feet

✔ Answer: 25 feet

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Question 6: How far is the flower from the shovel, then from the shovel to the apple tree?

This is two parts:

Part A: Flower to shovel
→ Measure from flower dot to shovel dot → about 5 inches
→ 5 × 10 = 50 feet

Part B: Shovel to apple tree
→ Measure from shovel dot to apple tree dot → about 2 inches
→ 2 × 10 = 20 feet

Total = 50 + 20 = 70 feet

✔ Answer: 70 feet

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Final Answer:
1. 20 feet
2. 30 feet
3. 40 feet
4. 25 feet
5. 25 feet
6. 70 feet