Measurement

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Across
  1. 1. IT TAKES 36 INCHES TO EQUAL ONE OF THESE
  2. 4. THE BEST WAY TO WEIGH LARGE ITEMS SUCH AS AIRPLANES
  3. 7. IT TAKES 12 OF THESE TO EQUAL A FT.
  4. 9. DERIVED FROM THE GREEK FOR THOUSAND
  5. 12. THE AVERAGE TEEN NEEDS ABOUT 30 TO 80 OF THESE A DAY FROM WATER.
  6. 13. USED WHEN MEASURING LARGE PARCELS OF LAND
  7. 15. BASE UNIT OF MEASUREMENT FOR LENGTH WITHIN THE METRIC SYSTEM
  8. 16. SMALL UNIT OF MEASUREMENT OFTEN USED IN COOKING
  9. 19. IT WOULD TAKE 48 OF THESE TO EQUAL ONE CUP
  10. 20. USED TO DESCRIBE HOW TALL SOMETHING IS
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  1. 2. USED TO DESCRIBE HOW FAR BACK SOMETHING GOES
  2. 3. BASE UNIT OF MEASUREMENT FOR VOLUME WITHIN THE METRIC SYSTEM
  3. 5. DISTANCE OF MEASUREMENT OFTEN USED FOR BIKING OR DRIVING
  4. 6. THE ABBREVIATION FOR THIS IS LB WHICH COMES FROM ITS ORIGINAL LATIN NAME
  5. 8. THIS IS EQUAL TO A 1/2 PINT.
  6. 10. EQUIVALENT TO 1/4 OF A GALLON
  7. 11. UNIT USED FOR VOLUME; USED WHEN FILLING THE FROG TANK
  8. 14. DERIVED FROM THE LATIN WORD FOR HUNDRED, IT IS USED AS PART OF THE METRIC SYSTEM
  9. 17. USED TO DESCRIBE SIZE WITHIN AN AREA
  10. 18. ORIGINALLY BASED ON THE SIZE OF A KING'S
  11. 21. METRIC'S BASE UNIT OF WEIGHT MEASUREMENT