Measuring and Comparing Capacity
Part A: Understanding Capacity 📏
Remember: 1 litre (L) = 1000 millilitres (mL)
1. Circle the larger capacity:
a) 500 mL or 2 L
b) 1500 mL or 1 L
c) 3 L or 2500 mL
d) 750 mL or 1 L
Part B: Converting Units
2. Convert these measurements:
a) 2 L = _____________ mL
b) 5000 mL = _____________ L
c) 3 L = _____________ mL
d) 4000 mL = _____________ L
e) 6 L = _____________ mL
f) 8000 mL = _____________ L
Part C: Comparing Containers 🧃
3. Write <, >, or = to compare:
a) 2 L _______ 1500 mL
b) 4000 mL _______ 4 L
c) 3500 mL _______ 4 L
d) 5 L _______ 5000 mL
e) 2500 mL _______ 3 L
Part D: Real-World Capacity
4. A bucket holds 5 litres and a jug holds 2500 mL. How much more capacity does the bucket have?
Answer: _________________________________
5. Sam has three bottles: 1 L, 750 mL, and 1500 mL. What is the total capacity?
Answer: _________________________________
6. A fish tank holds 8 litres of water. If 3500 mL is already in the tank, how much more water is needed to fill it?
Answer: _________________________________
Part E: Ordering Capacity
7. Order these containers from smallest to largest capacity:
4 L 3500 mL 2 L 5000 mL
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