问题 选择题

测量你身高时,应选用(  )

A.最小刻度是mm的米尺

B.最小刻度是cm的3m软尺

C.最小刻度为mm的2m直尺

D.最小刻度为mm米的2m卷尺

答案

A、最小刻度是mm的米尺,不能满足测量人体身高的量程需要,所以该选项不符合题意;

B、最小刻度是cm的3m软尺,虽然量程能满足需要,但分度值过大,不符合精确度要求,所以该选项不符合题意;

C、最小刻度为mm的2m直尺,既能满足量程需要,又能满足精确度要求,还便于测量,所以该选项符合题意;

D、最小刻度为mm的2m卷尺,既能满足量程需要,又能满足精确度要求,但是不便于测量,所以该选项不符合题意;

故选C.

完形填空
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