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Use this diagram of equivalent measurements to help you answer the following
questions.  Select the greater
capacity. a. | 200 mL | b. | 200 L | c. | 20 mL | d. | 20
L |
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Select the lowest capacity.
a. | 300 mL | b. | 30 L | c. | 300 L | d. | 30
mL |
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3.
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Compare the amount of liquid in the 2 cylinders
below.
Cylinder A has _____ liquid than Cylinder
B.
a. | 100 mL more | b. | 500 mL less | c. | equal | d. | 100 mL
less |
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4.
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Compare the amount of liquid in the 2 cylinders
below.
 Cylinder A
has _____ liquid than Cylinder B.
a. | 50 mL more | b. | 50 mL less | c. | equal | d. | 200 mL
more |
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5.
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Which would you measure using millilitres?
a. | water in a dishwasher | c. | a glass of juice | b. | fuel for a minivan | d. | a carton of
milk |
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6.
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Which would you measure using litres?
a. | rainfall | c. | a soup can | b. | water to fill a swimming
pool | d. | a spoonful of
medicine |
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7.
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Paul is making lemonade. The recipe calls for 4 L of cold water. He only has a 1
cup measure which holds 250 mL of water. 
How many 1 cup measures of cold water will Paul need to make his
lemonade?
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8.
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Donna is making chicken stock which calls for 5 L of water. She can only measure
500 mL with her measuring cup. How many times will she need to fill her measuring cup to measure out
5 L of water?
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9.
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A cube with a volume of 1 cm3 holds 1 mL of liquid. How many litres
of liquid does a cube with a volume of 1000 cm3 hold?
a. | 10 000 L | b. | 10 L | c. | 100 L | d. | 1 L |
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10.
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A carton of ice cream measures 20 cm long, 10 cm wide, and 5 cm high. How many
litres of ice cream does the carton hold?
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