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I am an odd number.  \nWho am I?  \n35 mm 6 cm 12 cm 42 mm  \n8 cm 56 mm 9 cm 11 cm  \n2) I am longer than 100 mm.  \nI am closer in length to 10 cm than 20 cm.  \nIf you round me to the nearest cm, I round up. I am an even number.  \nWho am I?  \n16 cm 152 mm 107 mm 13 cm  \nCONVERTING METRIC UNITS RIDDLES LENGTH 1A ANSWERS  \n1) I am shorter than 100 mm.  \nI am longer than 5 cm.  \nI am closer in length to 10 cm than 5 cm. I am an odd number.  \nWho am I?  \n35 mm 6 cm 12 cm 42 mm  \n8 cm 56 mm 9 cm 11 cm  \n2) I am longer than 100 mm.  \nI am closer in length to 10 cm than 20 cm.  \nIf you round me to the nearest cm, I round up. 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