This hard worksheet pushes second graders into unit conversion and length reasoning. Multiple-choice problems convert a 6-foot jump rope to inches, change a 48-inch table into feet, and subtract 15 cm from a 40 cm string. Students also pick the object closest to 1 meter from choices like a paperclip, baseball bat, school bus, and pencil. Fill-in items cement that a meter stick has 100 centimeters, three feet equals 36 inches, and a ladybug is about 1 centimeter long. A challenging mix that strengthens flexible thinking between customary and metric units.

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Busy Bee
Measuring Length
Grade 2
★ Part A: Multiple Choice
Circle the best answer for each question.
1. A jump rope is 6 feet long. How many inches is that?
 A) 60 inches
 B) 66 inches
 C) 72 inches
 D) 78 inches
2. Which object is closest to 1 meter long?
 A) A paperclip
 B) A baseball bat
 C) A school bus
 D) A pencil
3. Sam has a string 40 cm long. He cuts off 15 cm. How much is left?
 A) 20 cm
 B) 25 cm
 C) 30 cm
 D) 35 cm
4. A table is 48 inches long. How many feet is that?
 A) 3 feet
 B) 4 feet
 C) 5 feet
 D) 6 feet
★ Part B: Fill in the Blank
Write the correct answer on each line.
1) A meter stick has 100 centimeters marked on it.
2) A straw is 20 cm. A fork is 18 cm. The straw is 2 cm longer.
3) Three feet equals 36 inches.
4) A window is about 3 feet wide.
5) A ladybug is about 1 centimeter long.
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