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Polly makes a pitcher of lemonade for her slumber party.  Which unit can Polly use to measure the liquid volume of lemonade she makes?

• grams
• pounds
• fluid ounces
• kilograms

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Which unit would I use to weigh a pencil?

• Grams
• Liters
• Kilograms
• Milliliters

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Which unit would I use to measure a jug of orange juice?

• Grams

• Milliliters

• Kilograms

• Liters

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What is the total amount?

• $1.00
• $0.50
• $0.30
• $0.20

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A small milk carton (like at school) is 1 

• cup
• gallon

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Eli shares his Coca-Cola with two other friends at lunch.  Which unit of measurement should Eli use to measure the amount of Coca-Cola each friend gets?

• centimeter
• meter
• pound
• liter

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Maureen is in 2nd grade. Which is a reasonable estimate for her weight?

• 6 pounds
• 60 ounces
• 60 pounds
• 600 pounds

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This container is smaller than a quart but bigger than a cup. Who am I?

• pint

• gallons

• milliliter

• fluid ounces

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Which unit would be used to measure the amount of water it takes to fill a swimming pool?

• pint
• pounds
• inches
• gallon

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Donna used the same amount of water to fill her water bottle every day. Which unit of measurement should Donna use to measure the amount of water in her water bottle? 

• pound
• fluid ounce
• yard
• ounce

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