Measuring Liquids, Temperature, and Objects
Master measuring liquids, temperature, and objects! Fun practice for key math units.
2. Which of these objects would be best measured using meters? Select ALL that apply. Pencil Phone Table Car Rabbit Basketball Court 4. Frank takes a water bottle on his afternoon hike. Which of the following is the best estimate for how much his water bottle can hold? 20 quarts 2 gallons 20 pints 2 pints 6. Harold is making soup for dinner in a large pot. What is the best estimate of how much soup he can pour into the pot? 3 quarts 20 gallons 3 cups 7. Rachel uses a watering can to water plants in her room. Which unit of measurement could be used to describe the watering can's capacity? feet meters pounds pints 8. What is the temperature on the thermometer? 72 degrees Fahrenheit 74 degrees Fahrenheit 73 degrees Fahrenheit 9. Choose all the objects whose liquid volume would best be measured using gallons. water bottle milk bathtub glass of water 10. Tasha agreed to fill her little brother's wading pool. What would be the best size container for her to use if she wants to finish quickly? Liter Cup Pint Gallon 11. Mr. Winter's company is having a picnic. He needs to order lemonade for 200 people. Which size containers would be the best choice for Mr. Winter to order the lemonade in? Liter Pint Quart Cup 12. Brad put skim milk in his cereal. Which amount of milk did he MOST likely put in his bowl? 1 gallon 1 pint 1 quart 1 cup 13. Based on the ruler, how long is the crayon to the nearest inch? 2 inches 2 1 inches 3 inches 3 1 inches 14. Based on the ruler, how long is the phone to the nearest centimeter? 8 cm 9 cm 10 cm 6 cm 15. What is the best estimate for the length of a bed? 6 feet 6 inches 6 centimeters 6 meters 16. What is the length of the toy car to the nearest 1 inch? 1 1 inches 2 inches 2 1 inches 3 inches 17. What is the best estimate for the height of a flagpole? 12 inches 12 feet 12 centimeters 12 yards 18. How long is the pencil? 6 inches 4 1 inches 5 inches 5 1 inches 19. Sort each item based off of the unit you would measure it with. Feet or Yards? Feet Height of a bookshelf Height of a Door Height of a Person Yards Football Field Height of a School Height of a Flagpole Basketball Hoop