Customary Units of Weight in 4th Grade Math

This video tutorial covers the concept of customary units of weight, focusing on pounds and ounces. It explains how to use models to compare these units and solve real-world problems, such as determining if Nancy has enough flour for baking. The tutorial also explores the relationship between tons and pounds, providing examples and additional practice for better understanding.

How many ounces are needed to equal one pound?

• 8 ounces

• 24 ounces

• 16 ounces

• 12 ounces

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If Nancy has 90 ounces of flour, does she have enough to meet the requirement of 5 pounds for baking pies?

• Yes, she has exactly enough.

• It's impossible to determine.

• Yes, she has more than enough.

• No, she needs more flour.

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If you have two tons, how many pounds do you have?

• 2000 pounds

• 4000 pounds

• 6000 pounds

• 8000 pounds

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How many pounds are there in one ton?

• 2500 pounds

• 1500 pounds

• 2000 pounds

• 1000 pounds

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What is the weight of 4 tons in pounds?

• 6000 pounds

• 4000 pounds

• 8000 pounds

• 10000 pounds

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How many pounds are in 5 tons?

• 15000 pounds

• 7500 pounds

• 10000 pounds

• 5000 pounds

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If you have 6 pounds, how many ounces do you have?

• 72 ounces

• 96 ounces

• 84 ounces

• 108 ounces

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How many ounces are in 16 pounds?

• 128 ounces

• 192 ounces

• 256 ounces

• 64 ounces

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Is one pound greater, equal, or less than 15 ounces?

• Equal

• Greater

• Less

• Cannot be determined

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Is two tons more or less than two pounds?

• More

• Less

• Equal

• Cannot be determined

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