WorksheetsMeasurements
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 42mins
7 km = ________m
70 m
700 m
7,000 m
70,000 m
4 l = _____ ml
40
400
4,000
40,000
How many grams are in 5 kilograms?
5
50
500
5000
How many millilitres are in a 2 litres?
2
20
200
2000
1 km = _____ m
10
100
1,000
10,000
2 m = ______ cm
20
200
2000
24
Which unit of measurement is greatest?
metres
millimetres
centimetres
kilometres
If Mr Roberts has a 600mL bottle of soft drink and Mr C gets a 600mL bottle too. How much liquid do they have?
600mL
6000mL
1L
1.2L
If Mr Roberts Lunchbox weights 2kg how many grams does it weigh?
200g
2000g
20g
20 000g
Which number sentence equals 1kg?
200g + 800g
700 + 100g
500 + 300g
10 + 90g
(a) meters (m) is 1 kilometer (km)
(a) centimeters (cm) is 1 meter (m)
1 kilogram (kg) is (a) grams (g)
A shopping list is shown. Find the total mass of the three items. Give your answer in grams.
(a)
What is the mass of a 300 gram bag of pretzels and 9,000 gram watermelon?
(a)
What is the total weight shown here?
(a)
Anil had 750 g of sugar. How many more grams does he need to make it 2 kg?
350 g
1,250 g
150 g
50 g
Which of these is not equal to 1 kg?
Two 500 g weights
Three 300 g weights
Four 250 g weights
Ten 100 g weights
How much is half litre?
5 ml
500 ml
50 ml
30 ml
A train travels 27 km from town A to B and then 38 km to C. How much distance has the train covered? (a)
7 km is (a)
How many students take the bus to school?
35
20
10
15
40 ÷ ( ) = 8
(a)
40 ÷ ( ) = 10
(a)
100 ÷ ( ) = 10
(a)
25 ÷ ( ) = 5
(a)
63 ÷ ( ) = 7
(a)
1,982 x 4=
(a)
78x19=
(a)
513 ÷ 8=
(a)
3,807 ÷ 4=
(a)
4,175 ÷ 10=
(a)
Tyler has 8 aquariums and each has 9 fish in it. How many fish are in the aquariums?
72
81
64
98
A classroom has 5 rows with 7 desks in each row. How many desks are in the classroom?
12
35
30
42
If 9 pitchers of lemonade can fill 6 glasses each, how many glasses of drinks can you have?
23
54
48
42
There are 6 birds and each bird has 11 spots on their body. How many spots are there in total?
56
17
611
66
What is the missing number?
3 452, 4 452, ________, ________, 7 452
6 452, 8 452
5 452, 6 452
5 452, 7 452
6 452, 7 452
Choose the correct answer in centimetres.
Peter jumps a distance of 2 m 4 cm.
240 cm
24 cm
204 cm
224 cm
