1/2 Inch Measurement Quiz

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- 1
- 0
- 1/16

About This Quiz

This '1\/2 inch measurement quiz' assesses the ability to measure and understand half-inch increments. Created by Pete Twork, it challenges learners with questions ranging from 0 to 4-1\/2 inches, enhancing practical measurement skills relevant in various fields.

2.

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- 1-1/2
- 1-3/4
- 1-7/16
Correct Answer

A. 1-1/2

Explanation

The answer is 1-1/2 because it is the only option that is a whole number. The other options, 1-3/4 and 1-7/16, are fractions and not whole numbers.

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3.

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- 2-1/8
- 2-1/2
- 2
Correct Answer

A. 2
4.

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- 3-1/8
- 3-1/2
- 3-7/16
Correct Answer

A. 3-1/2

Explanation

The given answer 3-1/2 is correct because when we subtract 1/8 from 3, we get 2 and when we subtract 7/16 from 2, we get 1/2. Therefore, the final answer is 3-1/2.

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5.

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- 4-1/2
- 4-5/8
- 4-1/4
Correct Answer

A. 4-1/2

Explanation

The correct answer is 4-1/2 because it is the only option that is greater than 4. The other two options, 4-5/8 and 4-1/4, are both less than 4.

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