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Maths Fun

Total questions: 111

Worksheet time: 2hrs 56mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Write 2 L in millilitres.

a)

1000

b)

2000

c)

200

2.

3900 mL = ______ L _______ mL

a)

3 L 90 mL

b)

3 L 900 mL

3.

Which container has 25 L of water?

a)
b)
4.

700 mL + _______  mL = 1 L

a)

200 mL

b)

300 mL

c)

400 mL

5.

1 L - __________ = 400 mL

a)

1000 mL

b)

400 mL

c)

600 mL

6.

2 L 100 mL = __________ mL

a)

2100 mL

b)

210 mL

7.

Fill the correct sign in the blank.

3 L 750 mL _______ 3000 mL

a)

>

b)

<

8.

Add 3 L 54 mL and 1 L 90mL.

a)

5 L 44 mL

b)

4 L 144 mL

9.
Which best describes capacity?
a)
how long a container is
b)
the distance around a container
c)
how hot or cold a container is
d)
how much a container holds
10.
Which container holds more than 5 liters?
a)
a water pitcher
b)
a tea cup
c)
a medicine dropper
d)
a bathtub
11.
About how much liquid is in this beaker? 
a)
100 mL
b)
40 mL
c)
50 ML
d)
60 ML
12.
Each cup can hold 200 ml.  Calculate the total volume.
a)
200ml
b)
400ml
c)
600ml
d)
800ml
13.

Litre is a unit to measure

a)

length

b)

capacity

c)

weigth

d)

money

14.

What can we measure with litres?

a)

milk

b)

juice

c)

water

d)

all the answers are good

15.

1 litre is 1000 millilitres

a)

true

b)

false

16.

This bottle has capacity of:

a)

2 meters

b)

2 litres

c)

2 millilitres

d)

2 kilograms

17.

What is NOT a container for liquid:

a)

a bucket

b)

a glass

c)

a jar

d)

a table

18.

A 10 litres bottle has the same capacity as:

a)

3x1 litre bottles

b)

2x 3 litres bottles

c)

5x2 litres bottles

d)

4x5 litres bottles

19.

This cup has more than 1 litre capacity.

a)

true

b)

false

20.

This cup has more than 1 litre capacity.

a)

true

b)

false

21.

This bath has more than 1 litre capacity.

a)

true

b)

false

22.
Babies take a very small amount of medicine.  Which describes the amount of medicine that would fill this medicine dropper?
a)
pints
b)
liters
c)
milliliters
d)
quarts
23.

I want to fill a watering can with water. What would I use to fill it quickly?

a)

teaspoon

b)

cup

c)

water bottle

24.
How many ml are there in half a litre?
a)
1000ml
b)
500ml
c)
5000ml
d)
250ml
25.

Q. 1l = ?

a)

1000ml

b)

1000km

c)

1000mm

26.

Q. What is the standard unit of capacity?

a)

metre

b)

kilometre

c)

litre

27.

Q. What is the quantity of water in the jug?

a)

450ml

b)

400ml

c)

425ml

28.

Q. What is the quantity of water in the jug?

a)

100ml

b)

200ml

29.

Q. What will you use to measure a spoonful of honey?

a)

litre

b)

millilitre

30.

Q. What will you use to measure a juice in a jar?

a)

litre

b)

millilitre

31.

Q. What will you use to measure a cup of coffee?

a)

ml

b)

l

c)

mm

32.

Q. Estimate the capacity of given image.

a)

20l

b)

20ml

c)

200ml

33.

Q. Estimate the capacity of milk can.

a)

3l

b)

2l

c)

1l

34.

Q. Estimate the capacity of syrup bottle.

a)

100ml

b)

10ml

c)

40ml

35.

What is Capacity?

a)

How much liquid a container can hold.

b)

How big is the container?

c)

Is it the weight of the container?

d)

Is it the length of the container?

36.

What is the unit of capacity?

a)

Meters

b)

kilograms

c)

Liters

d)

Grams

37.

All container holds the same amount of liquid.

a)

True

b)

False

38.

What is the capacity of this container?

a)

5 ml

b)

10 ml

c)

15 ml

d)

20 ml

39.

Now the container is holding how much water in it?

a)

20 ml

b)

15 ml

c)

10 ml

d)

5 ml

40.

Half liter means --

a)

1000 milliliter

b)

100 milliliter

c)

500 milliliter

d)

600 milliliter

41.

1000 Milliliter means 1 liter.

a)

True

b)

False

42.

The capacity of this juice is-

a)

more than 1 liter

b)

less than 1 liter

c)

1 liter

d)

less than 500 milliliter

43.

Which one is holding more amount of liquid?

a)

the milk packet

b)

the pail

c)

the tank

44.

The swimming pool holds more than 1 liter of water.

a)

True

b)

False

45.

Mass of this flour packet is ----------

a)

500 gram

b)

600 gram

c)

700 gram

d)

750 gram

46.

The total mass of the baby and the pumpkin is

a)

9 kg

b)

10 kg

c)

11 kg

d)

12 kg

47.

Mass of this mango is---------------

a)

1 kg

b)

2 kg

c)

3 kg

d)

5 kg

48.

Mass of this mango is---------------

a)

1 kg

b)

2 kg

c)

3 kg

d)

5 kg

49.
The amount a container can hold measured in liquid units 
a)
Volume
b)
Capacity
c)
Gallon
d)
Liquid
50.

Would you be more likely to measure the amount of water in your kitchen sink in liters or milliliters?

a)

milliliters (ml)

b)

Liters (L)

51.

Choose the most reasonable estimate for a mug of coffee?

a)

25 L

b)

2 L

c)

2 mL

d)

250 mL

52.

Q. 1l = ?

a)

1000ml

b)

1000km

c)

1000mm

53.

Water in a bathtub

a)

milliliters (ml)

b)

Liters (L)

54.

perfume in a bottle

a)

milliliters (ml)

b)

Liters (L)

55.

soup in a can

a)

milliliters (ml)

b)

Liters (L)

56.

coffee cup

a)

milliliters (ml)

b)

Liters (L)

57.

What would hold about 4 liters of water?

a)

A. Vase

b)

B. Spoon

c)

C. Bucket

d)

D. Swimming Pool

58.

What is the best estimate for this pitcher of lemonade?

a)

2 mL (milliliters)

b)

20 mL (milliliters)

c)

2 L (liters)

59.

Which would hold about 500 liters of water?

a)

A. Cereal bowl

b)

B. Fish Tank

c)

C. Water Bottle

60.

Which unit best describe the amount of soda in this container?

a)

2 liters

b)

2 milliliters

61.
Each cup can hold 200 ml.  Calculate the total volume.
a)
200ml
b)
400ml
c)
600ml
d)
800ml
62.
Which container holds more than 5 liters?
a)
a water pitcher
b)
a tea cup
c)
a medicine dropper
d)
a bathtub
63.
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?
a)
centimeter
b)
meter
c)
pound
d)
liter
64.

Which container can hold more water than the bucket?

a)

Barrel

b)

Vase

c)

Bottle


d)

None of these

65.

How many more litres of water does the bottle can contain?

a)

2 litres

b)

3 litres

c)

1 litres

d)

6 litres

66.

Which cylinder contains less than 500 ml of water?

a)

[a]

b)

[b]

c)

[c]

d)

Both [a] and [c]

67.

A bucket can be filled by 3 measuring cylinders as shown. How much water can the bucket hold?

a)

14 litres

b)

17 litres

c)

13 litres

d)

10 litres

68.

How much water should be added to make the given quantity 6 litres ?

a)

2 litres

b)

3 litres

c)

5 litres

d)

4 litres

69.

It takes 9 cups of water to fill up the kettle. It takes 3 cups of water to fill up the teapot. How many teapots of water are needed to fill up the kettle?

a)

6

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

70.

How many ml are there in half a litre?

a)

1000mL

b)

500mL

c)

5000mL

d)

250mL

71.

How many ml are there in a quarter of a litre?

a)

1000mL

b)

500mL

c)

750mL

d)

250mL

72.

The smallest unit of capacity

a)

Litre

b)

Millilitre

c)

Kilolitre

73.

Which is the best measurement?

a)

mL

b)

L

74.

Q. 1l = ?

a)

1000mL

b)

1000km

c)

1000mm

75.

Q. What will you use to measure a spoonful of honey?

a)

litre

b)

millilitre

76.
How many ml are there in half a litre?
a)
1000ml
b)
500ml
c)
5000ml
d)
250ml
77.

Babies take a very small amount of medicine. Which describes the amount of medicine that would fill this medicine dropper?

a)

milliliters

b)

liters

78.
The amount a container can hold measured in liquid units 
a)
Volume
b)
Capacity
c)
Gallon
d)
Liquid
79.

Q. What is the standard unit of capacity?

a)

metre

b)

kilometre

c)

litre

80.

A litre is ________________ than a millilitre.

a)

less than

b)

greater than

c)

equal to

d)

rounded

81.

How many glasses of 500 ML are required to fill a jug of 1 L?

a)

0

b)

2

c)

1

d)

None of these

82.

Which of these is not a liquid?

a)

Oil

b)

Milk

c)

Water

d)

Wood

83.

How many cups of 100 millilitres can be filled with a jug of 1 litre?

a)

1

b)

10

c)

5

84.

Q. 1l = ?

a)

1000mL

b)

1000km

c)

1000mm

85.

Q. What will you use to measure a cup of coffee?

a)

mL

b)

L

c)

mm

86.

A millilitre is a...

a)

big amount of liquid

b)

small amount of liquid

87.

A litre is a....

a)

big amount of liquid

b)

small amount of liquid

88.

Which can carry more water?

a)
b)
89.

Which can carry less water?

a)
b)
90.

Compare the containers to the 1-litre measuring jug. Which container have capacity of less than 1 litre?

a)

Picture a

b)

Picture b

c)

Picture c

91.

Look at the picture. The capacity of the container below is ___________ 1 litre

a)

less than

b)

about

c)

more than

92.

How much water is there in each of the measuring jugs below?

a)

1 litre

b)

2 ½ (two and half) litre

c)

½ (half) litre

93.

The capacity of the bucket is (a)   litre.

94.

The capacity of the pot is (a)   litre.

95.

Please look at this picture to answer the question number 6 - 10.


The capacity of Pot A is (a)   litres.

96.

The capacity of Pot B is (a)   litres

97.

The capacity of Pot C is (a)   litres.

98.

Pot C can hold (a)   more litres than Pot A.

99.

Arrange the pots in order. Begin with the pot that has the largest capacity.

(a)  

100.

This basket is ___ of apples.

a)

empty

b)

full

c)

washed

d)

lost

101.

Capacity is all about ___ .

a)

playing with liquid

b)

how much a container can hold

c)

plastic bottles

d)

drinking juice

102.

This glass is ____ .

a)

empty

b)

half full

c)

full

d)

broken

103.

Which container holds less?

a)

Lunch Box

b)

Glass of Water

c)

Spoon

d)

Cup of Tea

104.
I want to fill a watering can with water.  What would I use?
a)
teaspoon
b)
cup
c)
water bottle
105.

Which holds more?

a)

a

b)

b

106.

Which holds more?

a)

a

b)

b

107.

Which holds more?

a)

(a)

b)

(b)

108.

Which holds more?

a)

(a)

b)

(b)

109.

Which holds less?

a)

(a)

b)

(b)

110.

Which holds less?

a)

(a)

b)

(b)

111.

Which holds less?

a)

(a)

b)

(b)