A woman performing a dance move.The woman's height measures from the bottom of her foot to mid-calf, mid-calf to her knee, knee to mid-thigh, mid-thigh to hip joint, hip joint to chest, chest to chin, and chin to the top of her head.

Question
The woman in this drawing is how many heads high?
(1 point)
Responses

3
3

5
5

7
7

9

1 answer

To determine how many "heads high" the woman is, we need to consider the proportions of her body based on the typical divisions used in art and anatomy. A common approach is to use the average height of the head as a unit of measurement.

  1. The typical divisions of the human body can be broken down as follows:
    • Bottom of foot to mid-calf (1 head)
    • Mid-calf to knee (1 head)
    • Knee to mid-thigh (1 head)
    • Mid-thigh to hip joint (1 head)
    • Hip joint to chest (1 head)
    • Chest to chin (1 head)
    • Chin to top of head (1 head)

Adding these divisions gives us: 1 (foot to mid-calf) + 1 (mid-calf to knee) + 1 (knee to mid-thigh) + 1 (mid-thigh to hip) + 1 (hip to chest) + 1 (chest to chin) + 1 (chin to top of head) = 7 heads high.

Therefore, the correct answer is 7.