Converting Units of Capacity

Tom is filling bottles with water for his camping trip. He has 8 liters of water. How many milliliters of water does he have in total?

• 8,000 liters

• 80,000 milliliters

• 8,000 milliliters

• 800 milliliters

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Emily is making a batch of soup for a family gathering. She needs 12 liters of broth for the recipe. How many milliliters of broth does she need?

• 12,000 milliliters

• 120,000 milliliters

• 1,200 milliliters

• 100,000 milliliters

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A swimming pool needs 45 liters of chlorine to treat the water. How many milliliters of chlorine are needed?

• 45,000 liters

• 4,500 milliliters

• 450,000 milliliters

• 45,000 milliliters

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1 liter (L) = __ milliliters (mL)

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Mark is filling a 2 liter bottle with water.  How many milliliters will it take to fill the bottle?

• 2 ml

• 2000 ml

• 200 ml

• 1000 ml

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How do we convert units of capacity from big to small?

• subtract

• multiply

• divide

• add

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15 Liters = ________ Milliliters

• 1,500

• 15

• 15,000

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A farm has 125 liters of milk. How many milliliters of milk does the farm have?

• 125,000 milliliters

• 125,000,000 milliliters

• 12,500 milliliters

• 125,000 liters

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Convert : 234 L to mL

• 234,000

• 23,400

• 2,340

• 23,400

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A water tank can hold 245 liters of water. How many milliliters of water can the tank hold?

• 245,000,000 milliliters

• 254,000 milliliters

• 245,000 milliliters

• 24,000 milliliters

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