Capacity Challenge

Compare: Which container can hold more water, a cup or a bucket?

• bucket

• bowl

• teaspoon

• glass

Solve: If a jug can hold 2 liters of water and a bottle can hold 500 ml, how much more water can the jug hold?

• 1000 ml

• 750 ml

• 3000 ml

• 1500 ml

Explain: How can you determine the capacity of a container without pouring water into it?

• By looking for volume markings or labels on the container.

• Measuring the weight of the container

• Guessing based on the container's appearance

• Shaking the container to estimate the volume

Compare: Which is larger in capacity, a teaspoon or a tablespoon?

• tablespoon

• teaspoon

• cup

• gallon

Solve: If a tank can hold 1000 liters of water and 3 buckets can hold 15 liters each, how many more liters can the tank hold?

• 990 liters

• 1020 liters

• 955 liters

• 970 liters

Explain: Why is it important to know the capacity of containers when cooking or baking?

• It is better to eyeball the measurements rather than using containers

• It helps in accurate measurements and prevents spills or overflows.

• Knowing the capacity of containers is irrelevant in cooking or baking

• It doesn't matter, just estimate the amount needed

Compare: Which can hold more, a small bowl or a large bowl?

• A medium bowl

• A large bowl

• A bowl of water

• A tiny bowl

Solve: If a glass can hold 250 ml of juice and a bottle can hold 1 liter, how many glasses can be filled from the bottle?

• 4

• 5

• 2

• 6

Explain: How does knowing the capacity of a container help in planning a picnic?

• Knowing the capacity of a container helps in predicting the weather for the picnic.

• The capacity of a container helps in determining the amount of food and drinks that can be carried for the picnic.

• The capacity of a container helps in choosing the right music playlist for the picnic.

• Knowing the capacity of a container helps in determining the best location for the picnic.

Compare: Which container has a greater capacity, a mug or a thermos?

• Bottle

• Bowl

• Cup

• Thermos