 At its _______________ point, the Great Wall of China is about 12 meters high.  The _____________ parts of the Great Wall of China are more than 2000.

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 At its _______________ point, the Great Wall of China is about 12 meters high.  The _____________ parts of the Great Wall of China are more than 2000 years old.  The Great Wall of China is the world’s __________________ wall.  The 747 Jumbo jet was the world’s ______________ passenger jet for many years.  A Ferrari was ________ ___________ successful car in the 2005 F1 season.  The Epson FR II, which weighs only 12.3 g, is the world’s ____________ flying robot.  The world’s ____________ photo is 32 feet high and 111 feet wide.

 At its highest point, the Great Wall of China is about 12 meters high.  The oldest parts of the Great Wall of China are more than 2000 years old.  The Great Wall of China is the world’s longest wall.  The 747 Jumbo jet was the world’s largest passenger jet for many years.  A Ferrari was the most successful car in the 2005 F1 season.  The Epson FR II, which weighs only 12.3 g, is the world’s lightest flying robot.  The world’s biggest photo is 32 feet high and 111 feet wide.

 How do we describe what the arrows represent?  The box is 3cm _____ 3 cm

 How do we describe what the arrows represent?  The box is 3cm wide  The box is 3cm high  The box is 3cm long 3 cm

 We could also say:  The box is 3cm thick  The box is 3cm deep 3 cm

 Or, if we use a noun:  The box has a width or thickness of 3cm  The box has a height or depth of 3cm  The box has a length of 3cm. 3 cm

 Longeur – x long; length of x  Largeur - x wide; width of x  Epaisseur – x thick; thickness of x  Hauteur – x high; height of x  Profondeur – x deep; depth of x  We can also say ‘Its length, width, etc is x.’

 The box/cube measures 3 by 3 by 3. 3 cm

 The circle’s radius is x, the diameter is y and the circumference is z. radius diameter circum ference

 Poids – weight  Peser – weigh  He weighs 13.5 stone.  Volume – volume!

 I am 61.8 mm wide.  I am mm long.  I am 15.7 mm thick.  I am a rectangle.  I am white.  I have one circular button. The button’s radius is mm.  Inside the big circle there is a smaller circular button. Its radius is 14.5 mm.

 I am an iPod!

 I move at 107,320 kph.  I weigh 5,940,000,000,000,000,000,000 metric tons.  My circumference is about 40,075 km.  My total surface area is 510,072,000 square km.

 I am the Earth!