Mastering Volume Unit Conversions: Grade 5 Challenges

A recipe calls for 2 gallons of milk. If you have 8 quarts of milk, do you have enough?

• No, you need more milk.

• You have exactly enough milk.

• Yes, you have enough milk.

• You have too much milk.

A fish tank holds 15 gallons of water. How many quarts of water is that?

• 75 quarts

• 60 quarts

• 45 quarts

• 30 quarts

You have a container that holds 3 pints of juice. How many cups of juice can it hold?

• 6 cups

• 8 cups

• 10 cups

• 4 cups

A swimming pool holds 25,000 ounces of water. How many gallons is that?

• 195.3125 gallons

• 250 gallons

• 150 gallons

• 200 gallons

You bought 4 gallons of paint. If each gallon covers 350 square feet, how many square feet can you cover in total?

• 1200 square feet

• 1600 square feet

• 1400 square feet

• 1000 square feet

A soda bottle contains 2 liters of soda. How many cups of soda is that?

• 4 cups

• 10 cups

• 12 cups

• 8 cups

You need 5 quarts of water for a recipe. If you have 2 gallons, do you have enough water?

• Yes, you have enough water.

• You have exactly enough water.

• You have too much water.

• No, you need more water.

A large container holds 12 pints of ice cream. How many quarts is that?

• 6 quarts

• 8 quarts

• 4 quarts

• 10 quarts

You have 10 gallons of lemonade. If you serve it in cups, how many 8-ounce cups can you fill?

• 160

• 80

• 200

• 120

A car's gas tank holds 15 gallons. If you fill it with 60 quarts of gas, is the tank full?

• Yes, but only if the gas is premium.

• No, the tank is empty.

• Yes, the tank is full.

• No, the tank is half full.