Capacity
Math
Capacity starts at 1 and continues till grade 5.
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A bottle contains 750 milliliters of juice. How many more milliliters are needed to make 1 liter?
A bottle has a capacity of 600 milliliters. If you pour out 200 milliliters, how much is left?
A container holds 2.5 liters. How many milliliters is that?
A container holds 3 liters. If you pour in another 2 liters, what is the total capacity now?
A bottle contains 750 milliliters of juice. How many more milliliters are needed to make 1 liter?
A bottle has a capacity of 600 milliliters. If you pour out 200 milliliters, how much is left?
A container holds 2.5 liters. How many milliliters is that?
A container holds 3 liters. If you pour in another 2 liters, what is the total capacity now?
Which container has the greatest capacity? (1) A cup (2) A bucket (3) A spoon (4) A glass
Which container would you use to measure the capacity of a bathtub? (1) Milliliter cup (2) Liter jug (3) Teaspoon (4) Small glass
Which container would you use to measure the capacity of a large cooking pot? (1) Teaspoon (2) Milliliter cup (3) Liter jug (4) Small glass
Which is the best estimate for the capacity of a bathtub? (1) 100 liters (2) 1 liter (3) 10 milliliters (4) 1000 milliliters
Fill in the blank: 1 kiloliter = ______ liters.
Fill in the blank: 1 liter = ______ centiliters.
Fill in the blank: 1 liter = ______ milliliters.
Fill in the blank: 2 liters - 750 milliliters = ______ milliliters.
True or False: 1 kiloliter is equal to 1000 liters.
True or False: 1 liter is equal to 10 deciliters.
True or False: 1 liter is equal to 100 centiliters.
True or False: 1 liter is equal to 1000 milliliters.
