Math 3 · Unit 13: Measures · Cambridge Primary Maths Stage 3

Questions

1. 1. How many millilitres are in 1 litre?

   • 1000
   • 100
   • 10
   • 500
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2. 2. A 2-litre bottle is full. Three friends each drink 500 ml. Is there enough?

   • Yes
   • No
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3. 3. A farmer has 5 litres. Each lamb needs 500 ml. How many lambs can drink?

   • 2
   • 10
   • 50
   • 5
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4. 4. A 2-litre jug is full. Nadine pours away 500 ml. How much is left?

   • 1000 ml
   • 1 litre
   • 1500 ml
   • 2500 ml
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5. 5. A flask holds 400 ml. I pour out half. How much did I pour out?

   • 400 ml
   • 300 ml
   • 100 ml
   • 200 ml
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6. 6. A 400 ml flask: I pour out a quarter. How much is left?

   • 350 ml
   • 200 ml
   • 100 ml
   • 300 ml
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7. 7. A 400 ml flask: I pour out three-quarters. How much is left?

   • 25 ml
   • 300 ml
   • 100 ml
   • 200 ml
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8. 8. Is the tallest container always the one with the largest capacity?

   • Yes
   • No
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9. 9. I pour a quarter of a 1-litre bottle into a glass. How many ml are left in the bottle?

   • 750 ml
   • 500 ml
   • 250 ml
   • 1000 ml
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10. 10. Each drink is 125 ml. How much is 3 drinks?

    • 300 ml
    • 128 ml
    • 375 ml
    • 425 ml
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11. 11. Two and a half litres = ? ml

    • 250
    • 25
    • 2500
    • 2050
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12. 12. Which holds about 250 ml?

    • a bath
    • a cup
    • a teaspoon
    • a bucket
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13. 13. A jug has 680 ml of water. Round 680 ml to the nearest 100 ml.

    • 800 ml
    • 600 ml
    • 700 ml
    • 680 ml
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14. 14. Which is more: 1 litre or 900 ml?

    • 900 ml
    • 1 litre
    • they are the same
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15. 15. One child has exactly half a litre. How many ml is that?

    • 250
    • 500
    • 5000
    • 50
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