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Many ways.

A typical ruler is 30 cm long so three and a third such rulers is one possibility.

A typical doorway in my house is 2 metres high so half that height.

The distance from the fingertip of my outstreched arm to the opposite shoulder is approx 96 cm, so a bit more than that.

For longer distances, my stride is approx 1.3 metres.

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To estimate the measurement of one meter, you can use common objects as reference points. For example, a typical stride is around one meter, so you can count how many strides it takes to cover a distance. You can also use a ruler or measuring tape to measure objects that are known to be one meter in length and compare them visually to the distance or object you want to estimate.

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