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Maths · Grade 2 · Set C
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Remember: How much longer is the gap between two lengths. Missing the whole? Add. Missing a part? Take away. Measure from where a thing starts.

Find the gap

Missing the whole? Add. Missing a part? Take away.

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Measure both. How many centimeters longer is the stick than the twig? cm
2
Measure both. How many inches longer is the ribbon than the string? in
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A rope is 62 cm. A string is 27 cm shorter than the rope. How long is the string?
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Lee's stick is 36 cm. Lee's rope is 21 cm longer. How long are the stick and the rope together?
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The ribbon is 91 cm and the string is 47 cm. The jumps go from 47 to 91. How much longer is the ribbon?
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The ribbon is 86 cm and the string is 58 cm. The jumps go from 58 to 86. How much longer is the ribbon?
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Sam's rope is 80 cm. It is 35 cm longer than his string. Which number sentence finds the string?
80 + 3535 − 8080 − 35
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A ribbon 70 cm long is 25 cm longer than a ribbon 55 cm long.
TrueFalse
9
Ben says the pencil is 6 cm longer than the crayon. Is Ben right?
No, it is 3 cm longerYes, it is 6 cm longer
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Put the lengths in order. Shortest first.
  • 70 cm cut by 10 cm
  • 45 cm
  • 45 cm and 10 cm more
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The jumps from 29 to 71 show how much longer 71 is than 29.
TrueFalse
12
Draw a bar that is 5 squares longer than this one.
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Tell how you know a 91 cm rope is 36 cm longer than a 55 cm rope.
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