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                   \ 11-Sep-2024  Bharat Arora   Proof-6                                    Reader’s Sign _______________________ Date __________

                        The crayon is       4           The pencil box is        5        The water bottle is        5
                           erasers long.                    sharpeners long.                      erasers tall.

                           practice Time 10a

                  1.  Measure the length/height of these objects using body parts. Then complete
                       the following.

                       (a) The length of your classroom is ________ paces.

                       (b) The length of the blackboard in your classroom is ________ cubits.
                       (c) The length of a wall of your classroom is ________ footspans.

                       (d) The height of your desk is ________ handspans.

                       (e) The length of your crayon is ________ digits/fingers.
                  2.  Count and find the lengths of these objects.

                       (a)                                                                                        erasers

                       (b)                                                                                        erasers

                       (c)                                                                                        erasers

                       (d)                                                                                        erasers

                        l Which is the longest among the above?                                     ______________

                        l Which is the shortest among the above?                                    ______________

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