When it comes to describing a person’s height, as far as you’re concerned is the rule…

When it comes to describing a person’s height, as far as you’re concerned is the rule… Published on 7 March 2023 → Survey conducted on 7 March 2023 on 6342 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Like age, where you always round down (so someone who is five foot ten and a half inches tall would be described as ‘five foot ten’)

29%

Like maths, where you round up from half (so something who is five foot ten and a half inches tall would be described as ‘five foot eleven’)

37%

Don’t know

34%

Like age, where you always round down (so someone who is five foot ten and a half inches tall would be described as ‘five foot ten’)

29%

Like maths, where you round up from half (so something who is five foot ten and a half inches tall would be described as ‘five foot eleven’)

37%

Don’t know

34%

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