4th Grade Homework Quiz - Week 25

Choose the most appropriate unit to measure the length of a bunkbed. Use ml, yd, ft, or in.

• ml

• yd

• ft

• in

Answer explanation

To measure the length of a bunk bed, appropriate units are yards (yd), feet (ft), or inches (in). Milliliters (ml) is not suitable as it measures volume, not length.

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Choose the most appropriate unit to measure the height of a mountain. Use ml, yd, ft, or in.

• ml

• yd

• ft

• in

Answer explanation

The height of a mountain is best measured in feet (ft) or yards (yd) as they are suitable for large distances. Milliliters (ml) are for volume, and inches (in) are too small for mountain heights.

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Choose the most appropriate unit to measure the height of a soda bottle.

• ml

• yd

• ft

• in

Answer explanation

The height of a soda bottle is best measured in inches (in) as it provides a more precise measurement for shorter objects. Feet (ft) is less appropriate for such small heights, while ml is for volume and yards (yd) is too large.

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Choose the most appropriate unit to measure the length of an ant. Use ml, yd, ft, or in.

• ml

• yd

• ft

• in

Answer explanation

The length of an ant is best measured in inches (in) as it is a small unit suitable for tiny objects. Other options like yards (yd) and feet (ft) are too large, while milliliters (ml) measure volume, not length.

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Choose the most appropriate unit to measure a jar of peanut butter.

• gal

• c

• oz

Answer explanation

The most appropriate unit to measure a jar of peanut butter is ounces (oz), as it provides a precise measurement for smaller quantities, unlike gallons (gal) which is too large, and cups (c) which is less common for this product.

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Choose the most appropriate unit to measure a rain gauge.

• gal

• c

• oz

Answer explanation

The most appropriate unit to measure a rain gauge is gallons (gal), as it is commonly used for larger volumes of liquid, making it suitable for measuring rainfall accumulation. The other options, cups (c) and ounces (oz), are too small.

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Choose the most appropriate unit to measure a fish tank.

• gal

• c

• oz

Answer explanation

The most appropriate unit to measure a fish tank is gallons (gal), as it quantifies larger volumes of water effectively. Cubic centimeters (c) and ounces (oz) are too small for this purpose.

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Choose the most appropriate unit to measure a bottle of glue. Use gal, c, or oz.

• gal

• c

• oz

Answer explanation

The most appropriate units to measure a bottle of glue are ounces (oz) or gallons (gal). Ounces are commonly used for smaller bottles, while gallons are suitable for larger quantities. Cups (c) are less typical for glue measurement.

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TEKS.MATH.4.8A

Use <, >, = to compare: 4 yards ___ 48 inches.

• 4 yards = 48 inches.

• 4 yards < 48 inches.

• 4 yards > 48 inches.

• 4 yards = 36 inches.

Answer explanation

To compare 4 yards and 48 inches, convert 4 yards to inches: 4 yards = 4 x 36 = 144 inches. Since 144 inches > 48 inches, the correct comparison is 4 yards > 48 inches.

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Use <, >, = to compare: 14 cups ___ 3 pints.

• 14 cups > 3 pints

• 14 cups < 3 pints

• 14 cups = 3 pints

• 14 cups <= 3 pints

Answer explanation

To compare 14 cups and 3 pints, we convert pints to cups. 1 pint = 2 cups, so 3 pints = 6 cups. Therefore, 14 cups > 6 cups, making the correct comparison 14 cups > 3 pints.

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