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Measuring Length: Grade 1 Math Quiz – PDF Download

    Measuring Length – Grade 1 math quiz

    This grade 1 measuring length quiz asks 10 multiple-choice questions on measuring length, and each answer comes with a short explanation.

    Try these 10 quick questions on measuring length. Each question has one correct answer. Look at the pictures, compare lengths, and count the cubes and paper clips. Check your answers when you finish.

    Grade 1Common Core: 1.MD.A.1 · 1.MD.A.2
    🎯 Measuring Length – Grade 1 math quiz
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    Question 1
    Which ribbon is longer?
    Red ribbonBlue ribbon
    Two ribbons start at the same line.
    A The blue ribbon
    B The red ribbon
    C They are the same length
    D The red ribbon is shorter
    Question 2
    Which crayon is the shortest?
    Crayon 1Crayon 2Crayon 3
    Three crayons start at the same line.
    A Crayon 1
    B Crayon 3
    C All are the same
    D Crayon 2
    Question 3
    Which list goes from the shortest to the longest?
    Rope ARope BRope C
    Three ropes start at the same line.
    A C, A, B
    B A, B, C
    C B, A, C
    D B, C, A
    Question 4
    How many cubes long is the pencil?
    Pencilcubes
    Cubes are laid end to end along a pencil.
    A 7 cubes
    B 8 cubes
    C 9 cubes
    D 10 cubes
    Question 5
    How many paper clips long is the key?
    Keyclips
    Paper clips are laid end to end along a key.
    A 5 paper clips
    B 4 paper clips
    C 6 paper clips
    D 10 paper clips
    Question 6
    What is wrong with this measurement?
    Ribboncubes
    Cubes are placed under the ribbon.
    A The cubes overlap
    B There are gaps between the cubes
    C The cubes are different sizes
    D Nothing is wrong
    Question 7
    A marker is 9 cubes long. A pen is 6 cubes long. Which is shorter?
    A The pen
    B The marker
    C They are the same length
    D Not enough information
    Question 8
    Mia's string is as long as her desk. The string is longer than her shelf. Which is longer?
    A The shelf
    B They are the same length
    C The string only
    D The desk
    Question 9
    A table is 12 small cubes long. It is also 6 big blocks long. Which unit is longer?
    A The small cube
    B They are the same size
    C The big block
    D Cannot tell
    Question 10
    A ribbon is 10 cubes long. Mia's ribbon is shorter. Which could be Mia's ribbon?
    A 7 cubes
    B 10 cubes
    C 12 cubes
    D 15 cubes

    🎉 Quiz complete!

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    How does this quiz work?

    Read each question, choose one answer among A, B, C and D, then check it: a short explanation appears after every answer. Your score out of 10 is shown at the end, and you can restart the quiz as often as you like.

    What should you review before the quiz?

    Reread the key facts of the lesson and the worked example. If a question is hard, go back to the matching part of the lesson, then try the quiz again. Write your work on scrap paper: most mistakes come from skipping a step, not from the idea itself.

    Remember:

    • Line up objects at one end to see which is longer, which is shorter, or if they are the same length.
    • To order three objects, find the shortest and the longest. The last one is in the middle.
    • A third object, like a string, can compare two objects that cannot sit side by side.
    • Length units must be the same size and laid end to end with no gaps and no overlaps.
    • The number of units that cover an object is its length, such as 7 cubes.

    How to use this grade 1 measuring length quiz

    Retake this grade 1 measuring length quiz until every answer is right, then move on to the worksheet and the test.

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