Let’s go through each question one by one and pick the most reasonable answer based on real-world knowledge.
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1. The Height of a Ferris Wheel
Options:
a. 7 m → too short (like a tall tree)
b. 80 m → about 25 stories high — possible for big wheels like London Eye (135m), but many are around 60–100m
c. 7000 m → that’s 7 km — way too tall! That’s higher than mountains.
d. 1 km → also way too tall.
✔ Best choice:
B. 80m — realistic for a large Ferris wheel.
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2. The Length of a Bed
Options:
a. 75 inches → 75 ÷ 12 = 6.25 feet — standard twin bed is about 75 inches long
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b. 8 m → 8 meters? That’s longer than a bus — no way.
c. 70 cm → less than 3 feet — too short for a person.
d. 15 feet → 4.5 meters — still too long for a normal bed.
✔ Best choice:
A. 75 inches
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3. The Height of the Eiffel Tower
Actual height: About 330 meters (including antenna).
Options:
a. 500 m → too tall
b. 330 m → correct
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c. 700 m → way too tall
d. 100 m → too short
✔ Best choice:
B. 330m
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4. The Length of the Titanic
Actual length: About 269 meters.
Options:
a. 500 m → too long
b. 269 m → exact match
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c. 700 cm → that’s only 7 meters — tiny boat!
d. 100 km → impossible — that’s across cities!
✔ Best choice:
B. 269m
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5. The Height of the Statue of Liberty
From ground to torch: about 93 meters.
Options:
a. 100 m → close, but not exact
b. 80 cm → less than 3 feet — nope
c. 93 m → correct
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d. 10 km → absurdly tall
✔ Best choice:
C. 93m
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6. The Length of a Rattlesnake
Most rattlesnakes are 1 to 2 meters long. Some can be up to 2.5m, but average is around 1.5m.
Options:
a. 15 cm → baby snake — too small
b. 1.5 m → perfect
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c. 1.2 km → over a mile — impossible
d. 15 m → longer than a school bus — no way
✔ Best choice:
B. 1.5m
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Final Answer:
1. B
2. A
3. B
4. B
5. C
6. B
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of measuring units worksheet grade 4.
