To determine how many heads high the woman is, we need to consider the proportional measurements of a typical human body in art and anatomy. In many traditional art concepts, the average height of a human figure is often divided into several head lengths:
- From the bottom of the foot to mid-calf is usually about 2/5 of a head.
- Mid-calf to the knee is approximately another 1 head.
- Knee to mid-thigh is about another 1 head.
- Mid-thigh to hip joint is typically about 1 head.
- Hip joint to chest is about another 1 head.
- Chest to chin is also regarded as roughly 1 head.
- Chin to the top of the head is 1 head.
If we count these parts, we get:
- 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 the head: 1 head
Combining these (from mid-calf to top of the head), we typically end up with a total height of around 7 heads.
Therefore, the closest response that matches this analysis is 7 heads high.