2nd Grade Measurement of Length Worksheet

In 2nd grade measurement of length worksheet we will solve the problems on non-standard unit of length, standard unit of length, using a scale, using a ruler and word problems on measurement of length.

I. Look at the pictures and fill in the blanks:

$Books Length$

(i) The book is about ………… erasers long.

(ii) The book is about ………… pencils long.

(iii) The book is about ………… clips long.

II. Name the following measurements:

$Measurements Name$

III. Choose the right word:

(i) The standard unit of length is ………….… (meter/handspan).

(ii) The length of longer objects is measured in ………….… (meter/centimeter).

(iii) The length of smaller objects is measured in ………….… (meter/centimeter).

(iv) 1 meter = ………….… (1000 centimeter/100 centimeter).

IV. Patricia has a ribbon which is 1 m long and Paulina has a 500 cm long ribbon. Whose ribbon is longer?

V. Look at the following pictures and answer the questions.

$Length of a Line and Key$

(i) The straight line is _______ cm long.

(ii) The key is _______ cm long.

VI. Choose the correct word and fill in the blanks.

(i) A cloth merchant uses a ______ to measure the cloth.

(meter rod/ruler)

(ii) A mason uses a ______ to measure the wall.

(ruler/metre tape)

(iii) Students use a ______ to measure the length of a line.

(ruler/meter rod)

VII. Measure the length of the strings using a ruler and write it in the box given below.

$Length of the Strings$

VIII. Andrew's bat is 1 m long and Samuel's bat is 90 cm long. Whose bat is longer? ______

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