Lesson Worksheet: Capacity: Non-Standard Units Mathematics
In this worksheet, we will practice using non-standard units to measure capacity.
Q1:
The jug holds 3 cups of water.
True or False: The volume of a cup is bigger than the volume of the jug.
- ATrue
- BFalse
Q2:
Pick the object whose capacity can be best estimated in gallons.
- A
- B
- C
Q3:
Mohammed filled a jug by pouring in 3 cups of water.
Pick the words that are missing: The volume of the jug is 3 cups.
- Amore than
- Bequal to
- Cless than
Q4:
Capacity is the amount that objects can hold. Finish the sentences to compare the capacity of the saucepan and the pot.
Fill in the blank: The saucepan holds .
Fill in the blank: The pot holds .
Fill in the blank: The capacity of the pot is the capacity of the saucepan.
- Aless than
- Bthe same as
- Cgreater than
Q5:
Fawaz and Kayan took two identical full cups of water and poured 1 cup into each container.
Read what they say. Who is correct?
- A
- B
Q6:
Kayan used jugs to measure the capacity of these three items.
Put the objects in order from the least capacity to the greatest capacity.
- A
- B
- C
Q7:
Which container has more capacity?
- A
- B
Q8:
Omar has a bucket that holds 10 bottles of water and Sarah has a pot that holds 6 bottles of water. Who has the object with the larger capacity?
- ASarah
- BOmar
Q9:
The jug holds 2 cups and the pot holds 6 cups.
Pick the object that has a smaller capacity.
- A
- B
How many jugs can fill the pot?
Q10:
How many units will be left in the bowl after we fill the cup using the bowl?
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