A. Choose the unit that is appropriate to use to measure the mass of each object.
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B. Compare the mass. Choose the correct answer.
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350 g
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3 kg
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1 kg and 500 g
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2 kg and 250 g
2250 g
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C. Estimate the capacity of each object. Choose the correct answer.
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about (
250 mL
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25 L
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about (
2 L
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20 L
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about (
240 mL
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600 mL
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D. Compare the capacity. Choose the correct answer.
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E. Solve each problem. Fill in the blank with the correct answer.
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A jar contains 500 g of cereal. Don gets 70 g to put on his
daughter’s bowl and takes 110 g to put on his own bowl.
How much cereals was left in the jar?
g of cereal was left in the jar.
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Dad wants to cook stuffed milkfish. He needs 12 g of minced
garlic. If he originally has 40 g of minced garlic and gets the
amount of garlic he needs from it, about how much minced
garlic was left?
g of garlic was left.
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A jug holds about 5 L of water. A small pitcher holds about
950 mL. How much more does the jug hold than the
pitcher?
The jug holds
mL more than the pitcher.
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