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Question (11)

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A child drinks 500 ml of milk in the morning and 250 ml in the evening. How much milk does the child drink in a day?

(A) 650 ml
(B) 700 ml
(C) 750 ml
(D) 800 ml

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

500 ml + 250 ml = 750 ml.

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Question (12)

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Which of the following is the most suitable unit for measuring the capacity of a spoon?

(A) Litre
(B) Millilitre
(C) Kilogram
(D) Gram

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

Small quantities of liquid are measured in millilitres.

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Question (13)

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A tank contains 8 litres of water. If 3 litres are used, how much water is left?

(A) 4 litres
(B) 5 litres
(C) 6 litres
(D) 7 litres

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

8 l − 3 l = 5 l.

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Question (14)

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A bottle contains 900 ml of juice. Another bottle contains 300 ml. What is the total quantity of juice?

(A) 1 litre
(B) 1 litre 100 ml
(C) 1 litre 200 ml
(D) 1 litre 300 ml

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

900 ml + 300 ml = 1200 ml = 1 l 200 ml.

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Question (15)

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A bucket can hold a maximum of 20 litres of water. Which unit correctly completes the statement?

(A) ml
(B) l
(C) g
(D) kg

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

Large containers are measured in litres.

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Question (16)

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A bottle has a capacity of 1 litre. If it already contains 650 ml of water, how much more water can it hold?

(A) 250 ml
(B) 300 ml
(C) 350 ml
(D) 450 ml

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

1000 ml − 650 ml = 350 ml.

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Question (17)

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Four identical bottles each contain 250 ml of juice. What is the total quantity of juice?

(A) 500 ml
(B) 750 ml
(C) 1,000 ml
(D) 1,250 ml

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

250 ml × 4 = 1000 ml = 1 litre.

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Question (18)

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Which of the following containers is most likely to have its capacity measured in litres?

(A) Medicine dropper
(B) Ink pen refill
(C) Water bucket
(D) Spoon

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

A water bucket has a large capacity, so litres are used.

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Question (19)

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A jug contains 5 litres of water. Water equal to 2 litres 500 ml is poured out. How much water remains?

(A) 2 litres
(B) 2 litres 500 ml
(C) 3 litres
(D) 3 litres 500 ml

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

5 l − 2 l 500 ml = 2 l 500 ml.

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Question (20)

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A container holds 4 litres 500 ml of oil. What is its capacity in millilitres?

(A) 4,050 ml
(B) 4,500 ml
(C) 4,550 ml
(D) 5,000 ml

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

4 l 500 ml = 4500 ml.

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Question (11)

A child drinks 500 ml of milk in the morning and 250 ml in the evening. How much milk does the child drink in a day?

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Question (12)

Which of the following is the most suitable unit for measuring the capacity of a spoon?

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Question (13)

A tank contains 8 litres of water. If 3 litres are used, how much water is left?

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Question (14)

A bottle contains 900 ml of juice. Another bottle contains 300 ml. What is the total quantity of juice?

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Question (15)

A bucket can hold a maximum of 20 litres of water. Which unit correctly completes the statement?

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Question (16)

A bottle has a capacity of 1 litre. If it already contains 650 ml of water, how much more water can it hold?

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Question (17)

Four identical bottles each contain 250 ml of juice. What is the total quantity of juice?

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Question (18)

Which of the following containers is most likely to have its capacity measured in litres?

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Question (19)

A jug contains 5 litres of water. Water equal to 2 litres 500 ml is poured out. How much water remains?

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Question (20)

A container holds 4 litres 500 ml of oil. What is its capacity in millilitres?

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