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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.

You have a little toy horse. A real horse is?
You can sit on it Fits in your hand As big as a mouse As big as a ball
You have a little toy book. A real book is?
Bigger with real words As small as a toy As big as you Fits in your pocket
In a picture book, a lion is 1 finger tall. A real lion is?
Much bigger than mum 1 finger large As big as a cat As big as a rabbit
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 purple rectangle is 32 cm long. A yellow rectangle is one-eighth as long. How long is the yellow one?
4 cm 256 cm 24 cm 40 cm
A small car is 6 cm long. A big car is 6 times as long. How long is the big car?
36 cm 12 cm 1 cm 42 cm
A green rectangle is 16 cm long. A yellow rectangle is a quarter as long. How long is the yellow one?
4 cm 64 cm 12 cm 20 cm
You draw an apple. The apple on paper is small. A real apple is?
Fits in your hand As small as on paper As big as your head As big as a ball
Create a scale calculations treasure hunt for Ages 3-4
On a drawing, 1 square = 8 metres. How many squares are 24 metres?
3 boxes 32 boxes 192 boxes 16 boxes
A model windmill is 17 times smaller than a real windmill. The real windmill is 51 metres high. How high is the model?
3 metres 34 metres 68 metres 867 metres
On a drawing, 2 squares = 18 metres. How many metres is 1 square?
9 metres 18 metres 36 metres 16 metres
A model stadium is 13 times smaller than a real stadium. The real stadium is 39 metres high. How high is the model?
3 metres 26 metres 52 metres 507 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
A toy tree is 2 times smaller than a real tree. The real tree is 16 metres tall. How tall is the toy tree?
8 metres 14 metres 18 metres 32 metres
On a map, 1 cm = 25 metres. How many metres is 3 cm?
75 metres 28 metres 225 metres 3 metres
On a map, 1 square = 9 metres. How many metres are 3 squares?
27 metres 12 metres 3 metres 81 metres
Create a scale calculations treasure hunt for Ages 7-8
A toy boat is 15 cm long. The real boat is 30 metres long. What is the scale?
1:200 1:20 1:2 1:30
A drawing is made 4 times smaller. The original drawing is 20 cm high. How high will the new one be?
5 cm 80 cm 16 cm 24 cm
A toy robot is 18 cm high. A real robot would be 3.6 metres high. What is the scale?
1:20 1:18 1:36 1:2
On a world map, scale is 1:50000000. How many kilometres is 2 cm on this map?
1000 km 100 km 10000 km 500 km
A swimming pool is 25 metres long. On a 1:125 scale drawing, this is how long?
20 cm 25 cm 5 cm 125 cm
On a house plan, the scale is 1:75. One room is really 6 metres long. How long is it on the drawing?
8 cm 75 cm 6 cm 450 cm
A football pitch is 100 metres long. On a scale model, it is 20 cm. What is the scale?
1:500 1:50 1:20 1:100
A toy plane is 25 cm long. The real plane is 50 metres long. What is the scale?
1:200 1:20 1:50 1:25
Create a scale calculations treasure hunt for Ages 9-10
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
An aeroplane model is 40 cm long. The real plane is 40 metres long. What scale is the model?
1:100 1:40 1:10 1:400
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
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
A doll's house has scale 1:20. A real table is 120 cm long. How long will the table in the doll's house be?
6 cm 12 cm 20 cm 2.4 cm
A model ship has scale 1:150. The real ship is 90 metres long. How many centimetres long is the model?
60 cm 90 cm 150 cm 15 cm
An architect makes a drawing of a 25-metre-long swimming pool in scale 1:250. How long will the pool be on paper?
10 cm 25 cm 2.5 cm 1 cm
On a 1:30,000 scale island map, a beach is 4 cm long. How many kilometres long is the beach?
1.2 kilometres 12 kilometres 120 metres 4 kilometres
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An O-scale model train has scale 1:48. A real passenger wagon is 24 metres long. How long is the model?
50 cm 48 cm 40 cm 60 cm
On a 1:300,000 scale road map, a river is 20 cm long. How many kilometres long is the river really?
60 kilometres 600 kilometres 150 kilometres 30 kilometres
In an aerial photograph with scale 1:8,000, a stadium is 5 cm by 3.75 cm. What is the actual surface area?
12 hectares 1.2 hectares 24 hectares 6 hectares
An F-scale model train has scale 1:20.32. A real steam locomotive is 20.32 metres long. How long is the model?
100 cm 50 cm 20.32 cm 81.28 cm
A model plane has scale 1:72. The real plane is 18 metres long. How long is the model?
25 cm 32 cm 22 cm 36 cm
A map has scale 1:25,000. How many metres in reality is 4 cm on the map?
1000 metres 250 metres 2,500 metres 625 metres
Which scale gives the greatest level of detail?
1:1.000 1:10.000 1:25.000 1:50.000
On a 1:75,000 scale cycling map, a cycle route measures 24 cm. How many kilometres long is this route really?
18 kilometres 180 kilometres 32 kilometres 9 kilometres
Create a scale calculations treasure hunt for Ages 18+

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A Scale Calculations scavenger hunt is a GPS-guided outdoor activity with quiz questions about Scale Calculations, part of the theme Mathematics. You walk a route past various locations and answer fun questions along the way.

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