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Metric Riddles

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Identify the length unit used worldwide

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Metric Riddles
 

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Identify the length unit used worldwide

by Eliezha Monique Valiao
1

I am exactly 12 inches long. I was named after a part of your body that you use to walk. What am I?

2

I am very tiny. There are 10 of me inside a single centimeter. You use me to measure very small screws or the thickness of a notebook. What am I?

3

I am the most common tool in the shop. I can be made of steel or plastic, and I usually carry both systems on my face—metric on one edge and English on the other. What am I?

4

I am the "Starting Line." Every measurement must begin with me. If you don’t line your wood up with my mark, your project will be wrong! What am I?

5

I am the "base" of the Metric world. If you multiply me by 1,000, I become a kilometer. In the woodshop, I’m often too big, so you use my smaller "centi" cousins. What am I?

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