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The lines are only their stated length when the PDF prints at Actual size or 100%. Before a class set, measure the 0 to 6 mark of the cut-out ruler against a real ruler: it should be exactly 6 inches (15 centimetres on the centimetre sheet).

How to measure

Put the 0 of the ruler at the left end of the line, not the end of the ruler, and read the mark under the right end. When the end falls between two marks, choose the nearer one. Whole inches and centimetres come first, then half inches; quarter and eighth inches and half centimetres are the harder sheets.

Drawing a line

Put the 0 of the ruler on the dot, hold the ruler still and draw along its edge to the mark for the length. Check a drawn line by measuring it again. Choose 0 lines to draw for a sheet of measuring only.

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