Math Grade 1 Quiz the length of an object as a whole number of length units, by laying multiple copies of a shorter object (the length unit) end to end- 1.MD.A.2
This standard introduces students to the concept of measuring length using consistent units. Instead of just saying something is “long” or “short”, students learn to express the length as a specific number of standard units. For instance, if using paper clips to measure the length of a pencil, a student would lay paper clips end-to-end without any gaps or overlaps until they’ve spanned the length of the pencil. The total number of paper clips used would then represent the length of the pencil in that specific “paper clip” unit. This foundational skill sets the stage for more formal units of measurement and the understanding that the choice of unit affects the number used to express the measurement.
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Sarah measures her book using small lego blocks. She can fit 8 lego blocks along the length of her book without any gaps or overlaps. What is the length of her book in lego blocks?
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If an eraser is 4 paper clips long, how many paper clips would be needed to measure 3 erasers laid end-to-end?
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Mike measures the width of his notebook using a small stick. If he uses 5 sticks without any overlap, the width of the notebook is:
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To measure the length of a toy car, Jane uses beads. If she places 6 beads end-to-end without any gaps, the toy car’s length is:
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Tom measures the length of his desk using books. If the desk is 3 books long, how many books would be needed to measure 2 desks of the same size placed side by side?
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Emma has a ribbon that is 10 small buttons long. If she cuts the ribbon in half, how long will each piece be in buttons?
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To measure the height of his door, Max uses a shoe. If the door is 8 shoes tall, how many shoes tall is half the door?
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Jenny measures the width of a table using pencils. If 4 pencils laid end-to-end span the width without any gaps, the table’s width is:
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Luke uses small boxes to determine the height of his shelf. If the shelf is equivalent to the height of 7 boxes placed on top of each other, the shelf’s height is:
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Mia uses toy blocks to measure the distance from her bed to her door. If she places 15 toy blocks in a straight line to span the distance without any overlaps, the distance is:
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