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Discover the fascinating world of scale calculations during an interactive GPS scavenger hunt. You will solve practical tasks as you walk through the city and learn how ratios and scales work in everyday life.

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New example questions from the library every Monday. Updated on 12 October 2026.

A toy plane is the size of a banana. A real plane is?
Much bigger As big as a banana Smaller than a banana As big as a ball
A small horse in photo is 2 cm high. A real horse is 160 cm high. What is the scale?
1 cm = 80 cm 1 cm = 162 cm 1 cm = 158 cm 1 cm = 40 cm
You build a tower from 2 cubes. A real tower is?
Very much higher 2 blocks high 1 block high As tall as a flower
A small sheep is 14 cm long. A big sheep is 9 times as long. How long is the big sheep?
126 cm 23 cm 5 cm 140 cm
On the playing card, a castle is 3 cm high. The real castle is 30 metres high. What is the scale?
1 cm = 10 metres 1 cm = 33 metres 1 cm = 27 metres 1 cm = 3 metres
A big frog is 36 cm long. A little frog is one-ninth as long. How long is the little frog?
4 cm 324 cm 27 cm 45 cm
In a book, a whale is 2 inches long. A real whale is?
Bigger than a bus 2 inches long As big as a fish in the aquarium As big as daddy
A cat is 1 foot tall. How many feet is a big cat?
2 feet 5 feet 1 foot 10 feet
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A toy farm is 16 times smaller than a real farm. The real farm is 32 metres wide. How wide is the toy farm?
2 metres 16 metres 48 metres 512 metres
A toy palace is 18 times smaller than a real palace. The real palace is 36 metres long. How long is the toy palace?
2 metres 18 metres 54 metres 648 metres
A model church is 11 times smaller than a real church. The real church is 33 metres high. How high is the model?
3 metres 22 metres 44 metres 363 metres
On a map, 1 square = 11 metres. How many squares are 22 metres?
2 boxes 33 boxes 242 boxes 11 boxes
A toy boat is 14 times smaller than a real boat. The real boat is 28 metres long. How long is the toy boat?
2 metres 14 metres 42 metres 392 metres
A toy castle is 8 times smaller than a real castle. The real castle is 24 metres high. How high is the toy castle?
3 metres 16 metres 32 metres 192 metres
On a map, 1 cm equals 10 metres. How many cm on the map is 30 metres in real life?
3 cm 30 cm 40 cm 300 cm
A model plane is 20 times smaller than a real plane. The real plane is 40 metres long. How long is the model?
2 metres 20 metres 60 metres 800 metres
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On a map, 1 cm equals 100 metres in real life. How far is it really if the distance on the map is 3 cm?
300 metres 30 metres 3000 metres 33 metres
A doll's house is made in 1:12 scale. A real door is 2 metres high. How high is the dollhouse door?
17 cm 12 cm 24 cm 2 cm
A basketball court is 28 metres long. On a sports drawing, it is 14 cm long. What is the scale?
1:200 1:20 1:14 1:28
A photo is printed 3 times larger. The original photo is 10 cm wide. How wide will the new photo be?
30 cm 13 cm 3 cm 33 cm
On a school map, the scale is 1:300. The gymnasium is really 30 metres long. How long is it on the floor plan?
10 cm 30 cm 300 cm 1 cm
A model car is 12 cm long. The real car is 4.8 metres long. What is the scale?
1:40 1:48 1:12 1:4
A poster is copied 5 times smaller. The original poster is 100 cm wide. How wide will the copy be?
20 cm 500 cm 95 cm 105 cm
On a camping map, scale is 1:750. A swimming pool is really 15 metres long. How long is this on the map?
2 cm 15 cm 750 cm 7.5 cm
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On a 1:15,000 scale wildlife map, walk 9 cm on the map. How many metres did you walk?
1350 metres 135 metres 13500 metres 150 metres
On a sports field drawing, 1 cm equals 5 metres. The football pitch is 20 cm long on the drawing. How long is the real pitch?
100 metres 25 metres 4 metres 20 metres
A satellite photo has scale 1:80,000. A forest is 5 cm wide in the photo. How many kilometres wide is the forest?
4 kilometres 0.4 kilometres 40 kilometres 8 kilometres
On a terrain map, 3 cm equals 150 metres. A lake is 6 cm long on the map. How long is the real lake?
300 metres 900 metres 50 metres 75 metres
On a hospital floor plan, 1 cm equals 6 metres. A corridor is 9 cm long on the drawing. How long is the corridor?
54 metres 15 metres 9 metres 63 metres
A car map has scale 1:100,000. The distance between two petrol stations is 4 cm on the map. How many kilometres is that?
4 kilometres 40 kilometres 400 metres 0.4 kilometres
A toy boat is 25 cm long. The real boat is 50 metres long. What is the scale?
1:200 1:100 1:250 1:500
On a forest map with scale 1:20,000, you walk a route of 8 cm. How many metres do you walk?
1600 metres 160 metres 16000 metres 800 metres
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On a 1:800 scale athletics track map, the indoor track measures 53 cm. How many metres is the actual circumference?
424 metres 265 metres 106 metres 848 metres
An S-scale model train has scale 1:64. A real diesel locomotive is 19.2 metres long. How long is the model?
30 cm 32 cm 24 cm 28 cm
Which scale gives the greatest level of detail?
1:1.000 1:10.000 1:25.000 1:50.000
An HO model train has scale 1:87. A real wagon is 26.1 metres long. How long is the model wagon?
30 cm 27 cm 33 cm 24 cm
An architect's plan has scale 1:50. A room is 8 cm wide on the plan. How many metres wide is the actual room?
4 metres 1.6 metres 6.25 metres 2.5 metres
On a 1:150 scale ground plan, a room is 4 cm by 3 cm. What is the actual area of this room?
27 m² 18 m² 108 m² 12 m²
On a survey map with scale 1:750,000, the coastline measures 16 cm. How many kilometres of coastline is this really?
120 kilometres 1200 kilometres 75 kilometres 240 kilometres
On a compass rose on a nautical chart, the scale is 1:50,000. A harbour basin measures 2.4 cm in diameter. What is the actual diameter?
1200 metres 120 metres 480 metres 2400 metres
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