Question

Area ■ capacity ■ distance ■ length ■ liquid (quantity) ■ speed ■ weight ■ height . 1. The _________of the Eiffel Tower in Paris is about three hundred meters. - It is about twenty square meters. 2. The_________of the Charles Bridge in Prague is five hundred and sixteen meters. 3. The surface_________ of Lake Balaton in Hungary is five hundred and ninety-three square kilometers. 4. The maximum_________limit on expressways in Poland is one hundred and ten kilometers per hour. 5. The_________of the bell in Dubrovnik's city tower is two thousand kilograms. 6. The_________between Bratislava and Budapest is about two hundred kilometers. 7. A magnum champagne bottle can hold one point five litres example, what are the connections between human bodies and of_________.

Answer 1

1) area; 2)length; 3)capacity; 4) speed; 5) weight; 6) distance; 7)liquid

Answer 2

1. The height of the Eiffel Tower in Paris is about three hundred meters. - It is about twenty square meters. 2. The length of the Charles Bridge in Prague is five hundred and sixteen meters. 3. The surface area of Lake Balaton in Hungary is five hundred and ninety-three square kilometers. 4. The maximum speed limit on expressways in Poland is one hundred and ten kilometers per hour. 5. The weight of the bell in Dubrovnik's city tower is two thousand kilograms. 6. The distance between Bratislava and Budapest is about two hundred kilometers. 7. A magnum champagne bottle can hold one point five litres.

The connections between human bodies and the given units of measurement are as follows: - Area: The surface area of the skin on a human body can be measured in square meters. - Capacity: The capacity of the lungs to hold air can be measured in liters. - Distance: The distance a person can run or walk can be measured in kilometers. - Length: The length of a person's height can be measured in meters. - Liquid (quantity): The amount of water a person drinks can be measured in liters. - Speed: The speed at which a person runs or drives can be measured in kilometers per hour. - Weight: The weight of a person can be measured in kilograms. - Height: The height of a person can be measured in meters.