This challenging worksheet asks second graders to plan and solve multi-step length problems. They find the total length of a fence with four 6-foot sections, compare Lily's 5-foot scarf to Ben's 48-inch scarf, and figure out how much space is left above a 35 cm stack of books on a 90 cm shelf. Estimation choices test whether a banana is closer to 7, 20, 50, or 100 centimeters. Fill-ins convert a 60-foot hallway to yards, line up five rulers for 60 inches, and combine two 50 cm pieces of yarn into 1 meter. Strong reasoning practice for real measurement decisions.

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Busy Bee
Measuring Length
Grade 2
★ Part A: Multiple Choice
Circle the best answer for each question.
1. A fence has 4 sections. Each section is 6 feet long. What is the total length?
 A) 18 feet
 B) 20 feet
 C) 24 feet
 D) 28 feet
2. Which is the best estimate for the length of a banana?
 A) 7 centimeters
 B) 20 centimeters
 C) 50 centimeters
 D) 100 centimeters
3. Lily has a scarf that is 5 feet long. Ben has one that is 48 inches long. Who has the longer scarf?
 A) Lily
 B) Ben
 C) They are the same
 D) Cannot tell
4. A bookshelf is 90 cm tall. A stack of books is 35 cm tall. How much space is left above the books?
 A) 45 cm
 B) 50 cm
 C) 55 cm
 D) 65 cm
★ Part B: Fill in the Blank
Write the correct answer on each line.
1) A hallway is 60 feet long. That equals 20 yards.
2) A water bottle is about 25 centimeters tall.
3) A bowling lane is about 60 feet long.
4) Five rulers placed end to end measure 60 inches.
5) A piece of yarn is 50 cm. Another piece is 50 cm. Together they are 1 meter.
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