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a. What is the difference of the heights of the tallest statue in the world and the

Statue of Liberty?

b. Identify the statues whose heights have the least difference.

c. Identify the statues whose heights have the largest difference.

d. The height of which statue will be equal to the height of the Statue of Unity if it is

doubled?

7. A road 12 km 600 m long is being laid in a town. The workers lay an equal length
of road each day and complete the work in 6 days. How much road is laid each
day?

8. What is the total distance covered by the Gulmarg Gondola cable car if the first
section is 2 km 300 m and the second section is 2 km 650 m?

9. The distance from Bhopal to Sanchi is 48 km 700 m. Bhadbhada Ghat Waterfall is
on the way and is 17 km 900 m from Bhopal. How far is Sanchi from the waterfall?

10. Nandita covered 142 cm in her first jump. Her mother covered 1 m 80 cm in her first
jump. Who jumped farther and by how much?

11. Answer the following:

a. A zebra is 4 feet 2 inches tall and a giraffe is 14 feet tall. By how much is the zebra
shorter than the giraffe?
b. A pig and a cow are 5 feet tall in total. If the pig is 1 foot 10 inches tall, how tall is

the cow?
c. A 4-foot dog is three times as tall as a cat. How tall is the cat in inches?

MEASuREMEnT of WEIGhT (MASS)

Milligram (mg), gram (g) and kilogram (kg) are some units of weight. Gram (g) is the
base unit of weight.

unit Comparison with base unit uses

milligram (mg) smaller than a gram for measuring very light objects

gram (g) base unit for measuring light objects

kilogram (kg) greater than a gram for measuring heavy objects

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