g. 500metres = centimeters (ie. 500 * 100 since 100 cms = 1 meter) i. 200 litres = millilitres (ie. 200 * 1000 since 1000 ml = 1 litre)
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1 UNITS OF MEASUREMENT ANSWER KEY I. Fill in the blanks a. Metres > Centimeters ( Fill in with < or >) b. The largest unit of measuring capacity is litres c. 1 kilogram is 1000 grams d. 100 centimeters is 1 meter e. 1 litre is 1000 millilitre f. The weight of vegetables is measured in grams or kilograms g. 500metres = centimeters (ie. 500 * 100 since 100 cms = 1 meter) h. The length of a tree is measured in meters i. 200 litres = millilitres (ie. 200 * 1000 since 1000 ml = 1 litre) j. The weight of your rubber is measured in grams k. 200 kgs > 200gms (put <,> sign) l. The length of a scale is measured in centimeters m. The water in a water tank can is measured in litres n. 300 gm = 100 gm gm+ 100 gm o. The length of your finger is measured in centimeters p. 600 gms < 500 kg(put <,> sign)
2 II. Look at the objects and indicate which one is heavier/longer/has more capacity a. The rack is heavier b. The tub has more capacity c. The palm trees are taller
3 III. Write the correct weight looking at the figures a = 500 gms 100gms 100gms 100gms 100gms 100gms b. + + = 175gms 25 gms 50gms 100gms 5cms +5 cms +5cms + c. 5 cms = 20cms
4 IV. Match the picture to the correct weight/length 15 meters Since it is measured in meters and longer than the scale 500gms +500gms Since it is measured in kgs and heavier than the glass 600 gms Since it is measured in grams and is lighter than the water melon Since it is measured in centimeters and is shorter than the length of a bus 10 cms +5 cms
5 V. Word Problems a. Reema had a pack of ice-cream of 201ml. If she ate 12ml of ice-cream from the pack, how much ice-cream was left? Solution : Capacity of the ice-cream pack = 201 ml Capacity of ice cream Reema ate = 12 ml Capacity of ice cream left = 201ml 12 ml Since you lent one to your neighbor on the right 2 becomes 1 Since 1 cannot be 0, borrow 1 from 0 becomes becomes 9 since you lent 1 to your neighbor on the right Since 2 cannot be 1, borrow 1 from 1 becomes Ans = 189 ml Important b. A box of cards weighed 220gms. Cards weighing 32 grams were removed from the bag. What was the weight of the box? Solution : Weight of the box of cards = 220 grams Weight of the cards that were removed = 32 grams Weight of the box after the cards were removed 220grams 32 grams
6 Since you lent one to your neighbor on the right, 2 becomes 1 Since 3 cannot be 2, borrow 1 from 2 becomes becomes 11 since you lent 1 to your neighbor on the right Since 2 cannot be 0, borrow 1 from 0 becomes Ans = 188 grams Important c. David bought 216 cms of cloth to stitch shirts.he also bought 132 cms of cloth to stitch his trousers. How much cloth did he buy in all? Solution : Length of cold David bought to stitch shirts = 216 centimeters Length of cloth he bought to stitch trousers = 132 centimeters Total cloth bought by David = 216 centimeters centimeters Ans = 348 centimeters
7 d. A water tanker had 552 litres. 238 litres leaked out of the tanker. How many litres are left in the tanker? Solution : Capacity of water a water tanker can hold = 552 litres Capacity of water that leaked out of the tanker = 238 litres Capacity of water left in the tanker = 552 litres 238 litres Since you lent 1 to your neighbor, 5 becomes Since 8 cannot be 2, borrow 1 from 2 becomes Ans = 314 litres e. A housewife bought 750gms of onions, 1000gms of potatoes and 250 grams of beans from a vegetable shop. How much vegetables d id she buy in all? Write your answer in kgs. Solution : Weight of onions the housewife bought = 750 grams Weight of potatoes the housewife bought = 1000 grams Weight of the beans the housewife bought = 250grams Ans = 2000 grams = 2 kgs (Since 1000 grams = 1 kg)
8 f. A blue pencil box measures 22cms, green pencil box measures 36cms and a yellow pencil box measures 52cms. What is the total length of all three pencil boxes? Solution : Length of the blue pencil box = 22 centimeters Length of the green pencil box = 36 centimeters Length of the yellow pencil box = 52 centimeters Total length of all three pencil boxes = 22 centimeters + 36 centimeters +52 centimeters Ans = 110 centimeters g. A fruit seller put 862 grams of oranges on one scale and 385 grams of oranges on the other scale. How many more grams of oranges should he put on the second scale to balance them? Solution : Weight of oranges on one scale = 862 grams Weight of oranges on the other scale = 385 grams Weight of oranges to be put on the second scale to balance them = 862grams 385 gram P.T. O
9 Since you lent 1 to your neighbor on the right 8 becomes 7 Since 8 cannot be 6, borrow 1 from 6 becomes becomes 15 since you lent 1 to your neighbor on the right Summary sheet on last page Since 5 cannot be 2, borrow 1 from 2 becomes Ans = 477 grams **************THE END*********
10 SUMMARY SHEET UNITS OF MEASUREMENT LENGTH Smaller unit centimeters Larger unit meters 100 centimeters = 1 meter Centimeters < Meters WEIGHT Smaller unit grams Larger unit kilograms 1000 grams = 1 kilograms Grams < Kilograms CAPACITY Smaller unit milliliters Larger unit litres 1000 milliliters = 1 litre Milliliters < Litres
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