Match the numbers and abbreviations below with the words in italics from exercise 3 in the following table

516m 110kph 3000cc (or cm³) 200km 300m 1.5l 593km² 2000kg
		height				weight
		length				distance
		area				liquid
		speed				capacity

Rewrite the measurements (1-9) below as numbers and abbreviations.

Note: In English, we say 5m x 7m as ‘five metres by seven (metres)’ when we are talking about area. In mathematics, 5x7 is ‘five times seven’ or ‘ five multiplied by seven’.

	Twenty-two kilometers per hour
	Two litres
	One point five square metres
	Six square kilometers
	Fifty milliliters
	Eighteen kilograms
	One hundred and thirty grams
	One point five metres by fifty centimeters
	Nought point seven five cubic metres

Write true answers to the following questions.

1. How large is your classroom?

2. How tall are you?

3. What is the speed limit on the roads in your country/city/town?

4. How fast can you run?

5. What is the area of your desk?

6. How much does your bag weight?

7. How much did you weight when you were born?

8. How far is it from Kazan to Moscow?

SECTION B

1. What are the following things? What have the words got in common?

Biro Braille guillotine Hoover Jacuzzi Levis Stetson

Put the following words (standard international units) into the correct column.

amp Celsius curie hertz joule kelvin newton ohm pascal volt watt
Chemistry (1 word)	Electricity (6 words)	Physics (2 words)	Temperature (2 words)