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Question (31)

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A quarter-litre glass is filled four times and poured into a jug. The jug now contains ______.

(A) Half litre
(B) Three-quarter litre
(C) 1 litre
(D) 2 litres

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

4 × ¼ litre = 1 litre.

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Question (32)

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If a bowl holds less water than a glass, then the bowl has ______ capacity than the glass.

(A) more
(B) less
(C) equal
(D) double

Correct Answer: B

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Question (33)

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A 2-litre container is half full. How much water is inside it?

(A) Half litre
(B) 1 litre
(C) 2 litres
(D) 3 litres

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

Half of 2 litres is 1 litre.

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Question (34)

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Aman fills a tank using a mug. It takes 20 mugs. If he uses a larger jug instead, he will need ______ pours.

(A) more than 20
(B) exactly 20
(C) fewer than 20
(D) impossible to say

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

A larger container needs fewer pours.

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Question (35)

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Which pair together makes exactly 1 litre?

(A) Two quarter litres
(B) Two half litres
(C) One quarter litre and one half litre
(D) Three quarter litres

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

½ litre + ½ litre = 1 litre.

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Question (36)

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A container that can hold more liquid is said to have ______ capacity.

(A) smaller
(B) greater
(C) shorter
(D) lighter

Correct Answer: B

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Question (37)

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A lemonade stall uses a 1-litre jug. If each child gets a quarter litre, how many children can be served from one full jug?

(A) 2
(B) 3
(C) 4
(D) 5

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

1 litre ÷ ¼ litre = 4 children.

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Question (38)

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If one glass holds less water than another glass, then the first glass has ______ capacity.

(A) greater
(B) smaller
(C) equal
(D) double

Correct Answer: B

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Question (39)

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Which activity helps us compare the capacity of two containers accurately?

(A) Looking only at their height
(B) Guessing without checking
(C) Pouring water into same-sized containers
(D) Holding them in hands

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

Using same-sized containers gives an accurate comparison.

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Question (40)

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A bottle contains 1 litre of juice. After filling two quarter-litre glasses, how much juice remains?

(A) Quarter litre
(B) Half litre
(C) Three-quarter litre
(D) 1 litre

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

Two quarter litres make half litre, so half litre remains.

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Question (31)

A quarter-litre glass is filled four times and poured into a jug. The jug now contains ______.

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Question (32)

If a bowl holds less water than a glass, then the bowl has ______ capacity than the glass.

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Question (33)

A 2-litre container is half full. How much water is inside it?

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Question (34)

Aman fills a tank using a mug. It takes 20 mugs. If he uses a larger jug instead, he will need ______ pours.

Explanation:

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Question (35)

Which pair together makes exactly 1 litre?

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Question (36)

A container that can hold more liquid is said to have ______ capacity.

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Question (37)

A lemonade stall uses a 1-litre jug. If each child gets a quarter litre, how many children can be served from one full jug?

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Question (38)

If one glass holds less water than another glass, then the first glass has ______ capacity.

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Question (39)

Which activity helps us compare the capacity of two containers accurately?

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Question (40)

A bottle contains 1 litre of juice. After filling two quarter-litre glasses, how much juice remains?

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