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Reading the Metric Ruler

Practice reading measurements on a metric ruler to the nearest millimeter and centimeter.

Grade 6 Math MeasurementReading Metric Ruler
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CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.6.G.A.1

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Reading the Metric Ruler

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Carefully read each question and provide your answer. Remember to include the correct units (cm or mm) in your answers.

1. What do the large numbered markings on a metric ruler represent?

2. What do the smallest markings between each centimeter on a metric ruler represent?

Observe the ruler image and answer the following questions.

metric ruler

3. What is the measurement indicated by point A in centimeters?

4. What is the measurement indicated by point B in millimeters?

5. What is the measurement indicated by point C in centimeters?

Complete the following conversions:

6. 1 centimeter =   millimeters

7. 10 millimeters =   centimeter

8. 50 millimeters =   centimeters

9. A pencil is 14.5 cm long. How many millimeters is that?

10. You measure a small object to be 38 mm long. How many centimeters is this?