Metric measures

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Metric measures

Monday 22nd February 2021

Name *

Class *

6CR

1. Match the metric unit of measurement to the correct category. *

3 points

tonne

Mass

Length

Capacity

2. Match the measure to its definition. *

4 points

Length

Volume

Mass

Capacity

How much an object weighs.

Space enclosed by a container.

Amount of solid, liquid, gas it holds.

Measurement from end to end.

3. What is the most appropriate unit for the mass of an elephant? *

1 point

tonnes

4. What is the most appropriate unit for the length of a classroom? *

1 point

5. What is the most appropriate unit for the capacity of a water bottle? *

1 point

6. What is the most appropriate unit for the length of a fly? *

1 point

7. What is the best estimate for the capacity of a glass? *

1 point

2ml

20ml

200ml

2,000ml

8. What is the best estimate for the length of a rounders bat? *

1 point

50mm

50cm

50m

50km

9. What is the best estimate for the mass of a car? *

1 point

1.5g

1.5kg

1.5 tonnes

15kg

10. What is the best estimate for the length of a football pitch? *

1 point

100cm

100m

100km

100mm

11. *

1 point

Yes, it is impossible because the school field should be measured in litres.

No, it is not impossible. It is just not the most effective and appropriate measurement.

Yes, it is impossible because it is too big.

12. What is the best estimate for how much water a bath would hold (if completely full)? *

1 point

40 litres

200 litres

400 litres

1,000 litres

13. Who could be correct? *

1 point

Dora could be correct. A jug's capacity should be measured in litres.

Ron could be correct. A jug's capacity should be measured in ml.

Both could be correct. Ron and Dora's estimates are 400ml apart as 1 litre is 1,000ml.

Neither could be correct. Capacity cannot be measures in litres or ml.

14. Hamza has ordered these masses from lightest to heaviest. Is he correct. *

1 point

Yes, grams have the smallest mass and tonnes are the largest mass.

No, they are all equivalent and so should be the same.

No, he has not looked at the numbers and converted the measures.

15. Is this always, sometimes or never true? *

1 point

Always

Sometimes

Never

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