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Have you ever seen clouds below you?

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No. I never saw clouds below me.

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पाठ 2: Long and Short - Exercises [पृष्ठ २२]

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एनसीईआरटी Math - Magic [English] Class 4
पाठ 2 Long and Short
Exercises | Q 18.4 | पृष्ठ २२

संबंधित प्रश्‍न

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Make her right arm 1 cm longer than the left arm.


This is a 100 metre race for girls. Arundhati is nearest the finishing line. She is about 6 metres from it.

Behind her is Rehana. Konkana and Uma are running behind Rehana. Look at the picture. To answer the question below:

How far is Rehana from Arundhati?


This is a 100 metre race for girls. Arundhati is nearest the finishing line. She is about 6 metres from it.

Behind her is Rehana. Konkana and Uma are running behind Rehana. Look at the picture. To answer the question below: 

How far ahead is Rehana from Konkana and Uma?


Have you heard about a 1500 m or 3000 m race? (You remember that 1000 metres make 1 kilometre and 500 metres make half a kilometre.)

So you can say -

In a 1500 metres race people run ______ km.


Momun comes to school from very far. He first walks about 400 metres to the pond. With slippers in his hands, he then walks 150 metres through the pond. Next he runs across the 350 metres wide green field. Then he carefully crosses the 40 metres wide road to reach his school.

  1. How much does Momun walk every day to reach school?
  2. Is it more than 1 km?

How many shirts can be hung on this wire?


What are the little lines on the scale used for?


Look for things that are about 10 cm long. 


You must have seen shopkeepers measuring cloth with a metre rod.

  • Take a metre rod and a rope.
  • Make a knot at one end of the rope.
  • Keep the metre rod with the rope.
  • Mark 1 metre on the rope and make a knot there.
  • Now the length between the two knots is 1 metre. This is your metre-rope.
    If you don't get a metre rod use a measuring-tape and mark 100 centimetres on the rope. 100 centimetres are equal to a metre, so you get the metre-rope. 

Draw lines to match each picture with how long it can be.

Length of an earthworm

2 kilometres

Height of a child

5 metres

Width of a finger nail

10 centimetres

Length of a Sari

1 centimetre

Distance from home to school

1 metre

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