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- 10
- 1000
- 100
- 50
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Correct answer: C. 100
A metre is split into 100 equal parts and each part is one centimetre.
Olympiad (Class 4) Length, Weight, Capacity and Conversions — practice questions
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A ribbon is 3 m long. What is its length in centimetres?
- 300 cm
- 30 cm
- 3000 cm
- 103 cm
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Correct answer: A. 300 cm
Each metre is 100 cm, so 3 m is 3 times 100 which is 300 cm.
A wall is 5 m 20 cm tall. How many centimetres is that?
- 5020 cm
- 520 cm
- 250 cm
- 152 cm
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Correct answer: B. 520 cm
5 m is 500 cm, and adding 20 cm gives 520 cm.
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