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£1 coin2.343 cmA £1 coin is a twelve-sided British coin used as standard currency in the United Kingdom.1 kg bag of flour1 kgFlour is a fine powder made by grinding grains, commonly used in baking and cooking.10 × 20 m garden20 mA garden is an outdoor space where people cultivate plants, flowers or vegetables for pleasure, relaxation or food.10 cm tile10 cmA small tile is a square piece, often ceramic or stone, used to cover floors or walls.10 mm round button1 cmA round button is a small disc-shaped fastener sewn onto clothing to join fabric.100 m² home10 mA home is a dwelling where people live, providing shelter and a place for daily activities.20 × 30 mm stamp6 cm²A postage stamp is a small adhesive label placed on mail to show payment for postal services.23 kg packed suitcase23 kgA packed suitcase is a portable container used for carrying clothes and personal belongings during travel.250 m² allotment25 mAn allotment is a plot of land rented for growing fruit, vegetables, or flowers, often in a shared site.3 × 4 m bedroom4 mA bedroom is a private room in a home intended for sleeping and personal use.30 cm floor tile30 cmA floor tile is a flat, durable piece of material used to cover and finish floors in buildings.5 × 5 m studio5 mA studio is a single-room living space that combines sleeping, living, and sometimes kitchen areas.5 kg bag of rice5 kgA bag of rice contains uncooked rice grains, a staple food in many cuisines.60 cm floor tile60 cmA large tile is a square flooring piece, often ceramic or stone, used for covering expansive areas.A0 paper1.189 mA0 paper is the largest paper format in the ISO 216 A-series, from which the later A-series formats are produced by repeated halving.A1 paper84.1 cmA1 paper is an ISO 216 paper format produced by halving an A0 sheet across its longer side.A2 paper59.4 cmA2 paper is an ISO 216 paper format produced by halving an A1 sheet across its longer side.A3 paper42 cmA3 paper is an ISO 216 paper format commonly used for drawings, diagrams and small posters.A4 paper29.7 cmA4 paper is an ISO 216 paper format commonly used internationally for letters, forms and printed documents.A5 paper21 cmA5 paper is an ISO 216 paper format commonly used for notebooks, leaflets and small documents.A6 paper14.8 cmA6 paper is an ISO 216 paper format commonly used for postcards, small flyers and pocket stationery.A7 paper10.5 cmA7 paper is a compact ISO 216 paper format used for small notes, cards and labels.Avocado200 gAn avocado is a pear-shaped fruit with creamy green flesh and a large central seed, commonly eaten raw or used in dishes like guacamole.Ball gown1.5 mA ball gown is a formal evening dress with a fitted bodice and a full skirt, traditionally worn at balls and other ceremonial occasions.Blueberry1.6 cmA blueberry is an edible berry produced by shrubs of the genus Vaccinium, commonly used in food and drink.Bottle cap2.8 cmA bottle cap is a small closure used to seal the opening of a bottle and keep its contents secure.Broccoli head16 cmA broccoli head is the compact, edible crown of the broccoli plant, consisting of clustered green flower buds.Butternut squash30 cmA butternut squash is an elongated, tan-coloured fruit with sweet orange flesh, commonly used in cooking.Cabbage head20 cmA cabbage head is the compact, leafy, edible part of a green cabbage plant, commonly used as a vegetable.Cacao bean2.4 cmA cacao bean is the dried seed of the Theobroma cacao tree, used to produce cocoa and chocolate.Cantaloupe15 cmA cantaloupe is a round, sweet melon with a netted rind and orange flesh, commonly eaten as a fruit.Cassava root35 cmCassava root is the starchy, edible tuber of the tropical plant Manihot esculenta, commonly used as a staple food.Cauliflower head18 cmA cauliflower head is the dense, edible white curd of the cauliflower plant, formed by undeveloped flower buds.Cherry2.5 cmA cherry is a sweet or tart fruit produced by trees of the genus Prunus, often eaten fresh or used in desserts.Chia seed2 mmA chia seed is the edible seed of the Salvia hispanica plant, often used in foods such as puddings and cereals.Chickpea9 mmA chickpea is an edible seed from the Cicer arietinum plant, commonly used in cooking and also called a garbanzo bean.Classical guitar1 mA classical guitar is a six-stringed musical instrument with nylon strings, commonly used for classical and flamenco music.Coffee bean120 mgA coffee bean is the roasted seed of the Coffea plant, used to make coffee after grinding.Desk1.2 mA desk is a table designed as a work surface for writing, reading or using equipment such as a computer.Dining chair90 cmA dining chair is a piece of furniture designed for sitting at a table while eating meals.Dining table1.8 mA dining table is a piece of furniture designed for people to sit around and eat meals.Door key5.5 cmA door key is a small metal tool designed to operate the lock mechanism of a door.Door leaf1.981 mA door leaf is the main flat panel of a door that swings or slides to open and close an entryway.Double bed1.9 mA double bed is a wider bed designed to accommodate two people.Fridge freezer1.8 mA fridge freezer is an appliance that keeps food cold and includes a compartment for freezing items.Grain of rice7 mmA grain of rice is the edible seed of the rice plant, widely consumed as a staple food.Grand piano2.3 mA grand piano is a large, horizontal stringed instrument played with a keyboard, commonly used for classical and concert music.King-size bed2 mA king bed is a wide bed intended for two sleepers, with standard proportions that vary between national bedding systems.Laptop32 cmA laptop is a portable computer with an integrated screen and keyboard, suitable for use in various locations.Lentil5 mmA lentil is the edible, lens-shaped seed of the Lens culinaris plant, widely used in soups and stews.Living room5 mA living room is a main space in a home where people gather for relaxation or social activities.Living-room rug3 mA living-room rug is a large textile floor covering used to add comfort and style to a room.Mango14 cmA mango is the edible, fleshy fruit of the tropical tree Mangifera indica, widely cultivated for its sweet flavour.Ocarina15 cmAn ocarina is a wind instrument, usually made of ceramic, played by blowing into it and covering finger holes to produce musical notes.Paperback book20 cmA paperback book is a collection of printed pages bound with a flexible paper cover for reading.Paperclip3.3 cmA paperclip is a small bent wire device used to hold sheets of paper together.Parking space4.8 mA parking space is an allocated spot intended for temporarily leaving a car or other vehicle, commonly found in public or private parking areas.Payment card8.56 cmA payment card is a plastic card used to make electronic payments, such as credit or debit transactions.Peach7 cmA peach is a juicy fruit with fuzzy skin and a central stone, grown on the tree Prunus persica.Pear11 cmA pear is a sweet, edible fruit produced by trees of the genus Pyrus, commonly eaten fresh or used in cooking and baking.Pencil19 cmA pencil is a writing or drawing instrument with a graphite or coloured core encased in wood or another material.Pineapple30 cmA pineapple is a tropical fruit with a tough, spiky rind and sweet, juicy flesh, produced by the plant Ananas comosus.Pipe organ console2 mA pipe organ console is the cabinet containing the keyboards, pedals and controls used to operate a pipe organ.Plum5 cmA plum is a sweet, edible fruit produced by trees of the genus Prunus, containing a single hard stone.Pomegranate10 cmA pomegranate is a round fruit from the Punica granatum tree, containing many edible seeds surrounded by juicy pulp.Pumpkin30 cmA pumpkin is a round, ribbed fruit with a thick rind and seeds, widely used in cooking and decoration.Quinoa seed2 mmA quinoa seed is the edible seed of the Chenopodium quinoa plant, commonly used as a grain substitute in cooking.Raspberry2 cmA raspberry is an edible fruit from the Rubus genus, composed of many small drupelets and commonly red in colour.Sheet of paper100 µmA sheet of paper is a flat material made from cellulose pulp, used for writing, printing or packaging.Single bed1.9 mA single bed is a narrow bed intended for use by one person.Single garage6 mA single garage is an enclosed structure designed to house one vehicle and provide storage.Smartphone15 cmA smartphone is a portable electronic device that combines mobile phone functions with internet access and apps.Square shower tray90 cmA square shower tray is a flat, waterproof base installed in a shower to collect and drain water.Strawberry4 cmA strawberry is a sweet, red fruit produced by plants of the genus Fragaria, commonly eaten fresh or used in desserts.Sugar cube4 gA sugar cube is a small block of compressed sugar used to sweeten drinks.Sweet potato15 cmA sweet potato is the edible, starchy root of the plant Ipomoea batatas, widely grown for food.Tea bag2 gA tea bag is a porous sachet containing tea leaves for brewing tea in hot water.Three-seat sofa2.1 mA three-seat sofa is an upholstered seating unit designed to comfortably seat three people.UK £2 coin2.84 cmA UK £2 coin is the bimetallic two-pound denomination of the pound sterling circulation coinage.UK 10p coin2.45 cmA UK 10p coin is the ten-pence denomination of the decimal pound sterling circulation coinage.UK 1p coin2.03 cmA UK 1p coin is the one-penny denomination of the decimal pound sterling circulation coinage.UK 20p coin2.14 cmA UK 20p coin is the seven-sided twenty-pence denomination of the decimal pound sterling circulation coinage.UK 2p coin2.591 cmA UK 2p coin is the two-pence denomination of the decimal pound sterling circulation coinage.UK 50p coin2.73 cmA UK 50p coin is the seven-sided fifty-pence denomination of the decimal pound sterling circulation coinage.UK 5p coin1.8 cmA UK 5p coin is the five-pence denomination of the decimal pound sterling circulation coinage.US dime1.791 cmA US dime is a ten-cent coin, the smallest denomination in US currency above the penny and nickel.US nickel2.121 cmA US nickel is a five-cent coin made primarily of a copper-nickel alloy.US penny1.905 cmA US penny is a copper-plated coin worth one cent in United States currency.US quarter2.426 cmA US quarter is a coin worth twenty-five cents, commonly used in United States currency.Washing machine85 cmA washing machine is a household appliance that automatically washes clothes using water and detergent.Watermelon5 kgA watermelon is a sweet, juicy fruit with a green rind and red or yellow flesh, commonly eaten fresh or used in drinks.Yoga mat1.8 mA yoga mat is a cushioned mat used to provide grip and comfort during yoga or exercise routines.

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