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Why?  \nName Date  \nTALLEST HISTORICAL BUILDINGS (METRIC) ANSWERS  \n| Name of building | Year | Where? | Height (m) | Nearest 10m |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Great Pyramid of Giza | 2570 BC | Egypt | 146 | 150 |\n| Lincoln Cathedral | 1311 | England | 160 | 160 |\n| Washington Monument | 1884 | US | 169 | 170 |\n| Eiffel Tower | 1889 | France | 300 | 300 |\n| Chrysler Building | 1930 | US | 319 | 320 |\n| Empire State Building | 1931 | US | 381 | 380 |\n| Ostankino Tower | 1967 | Russia | 537 | 540 |\n| CN Tower | 1975 | Canada | 553 | 550 |\n| Burj Khalifa | 2007 | Dubai | 830 | 830 |\n\n1) Use the information below to complete the missing data in the table.  \n• The Eiffel Tower was built 5 years after the Washington Monument.  \n• Washington Monument is 9m taller than Lincoln Cathedral.  \n• The Great Pyramid was 14m lower than Lincoln Cathedral.  \n• Ostankino Tower was built 36 years after the Empire State Building.  \n• The CN Tower is 16m taller than the Ostankino Tower and was built 45 years after the Chrysler Building.  \n2) Round all the heights to the nearest 10m and fill in the column.  \n3) How much taller is the Eiffel Tower than the Washington Monument?  \n131 m  \n4) Tyger says “The Burj Khalifa is taller than the Chrysler Building and the Empire State Building put together.” Is he correct? Burj Khalifa = 830m Chrysler + Empire = 319 + 381 = 700m. He is correct.","cbCaipF0J7AmaoOd","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipF0J7AmaoOd","pdf",186626,"English","# Tallest Historical Buildings (Metric)\n## Complete the Table and Round Heights\n## Compare Building Heights\n## Check the Burj Khalifa Claim","[{\"question\":\"What do students have to do with the table of buildings?\",\"answer\":\"Students use the given clues to fill in missing data, then round all heights to the nearest 10m and populate the “Nearest 10m” column.\"},{\"question\":\"How do you calculate the height difference between the Eiffel Tower and the Washington Monument?\",\"answer\":\"Use their heights in meters from the completed table and subtract Washington Monument’s height from the Eiffel Tower’s height to get the difference.\"},{\"question\":\"Is the statement about Burj Khalifa correct?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. 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