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Choosing the Appropriate
Measure of Capacity
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High score: 0
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A. Choose the appropriate measure of capacity for each kind of liquid.
| 1. | a can of juice | |
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| 2. | a bowl of soup | |
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| 3. | a small bottle of soy sauce | |
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| 4. | a carton of milk | |
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| 5. | a glass of water | |
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| 6. | a drum of water | |
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| 7. | a bottle of syrup | |
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| 8. | a bottle of shampoo | |
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| 9. | a teaspoon of medicine | |
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| 10. | a tablespoon of vitamins | |
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B. Estimate the capacity described. Choose the correct capacity measure inside the parentheses.
| 11. |
A can contains about (
320 mL , 320 L ) of soda.
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| 12. |
A pitcher contains about (
3 L , 3 mL ) of orange juice.
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| 13. |
A teaspoon contains about (
5 L , 5 mL ) of cough syrup.
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| 14. |
A can contains about (
360 mL , 36 L ) of evaporated milk.
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| 15. |
A bottle contains about (
35 L , 350 mL ) of soy sauce.
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