Lesson Worksheet: Unit Conversion Eleven Plus
In this worksheet, we will practice converting between different metric units and between metric and imperial units, given a relation.
Q1:
A hamster weighed 0.132 kg before its dinner. For dinner, the hamster ate 9 g of seeds.
How much did the hamster weigh after its dinner, in kilograms?
- A0.151 kg
- B1.032 kg
- C0.141 kg
- D9.132 kg
- E0.143 kg
Q2:
Macy goes to the supermarket and buys a bag of 8 apples, a sandwich, a litre of milk, 10 frozen fish fingers, and a tube of toothpaste. Approximately how much is her shopping basket likely to weigh?
- A200 g
- B20 kg
- C200 kg
- D2 g
- E2 kg
Q3:
Each test tube in a lab stores up to 100 mL of liquid.
How many test tubes are needed to store 1.4 L of liquid?
- A140
- B70
- C10
- D7
- E14
Q4:
A large jar weighs 350 g. When it is filled with items, it weighs 2.2 kg.
How much do the items weigh?
- A1.95 kg
- B0.95 kg
- C2.55 kg
- D1.85 kg
- E2.5 kg
Q5:
Roughly how much capacity does an average bath have?
- A1 litre
- B15 litres
- C150 litres
- D250 millilitres
- E5 000 litres
Q6:
Natasha buys 1 kilogram of apples.
Each apple weighs 200 grams.
How many apples does she get?
- A5
- B8
- C20
- D6
- E4
Q7:
At the supermarket, Marvin buys a punnet of grapes, a litre of orange juice, and 2 baguettes.
Roughly how much does this weigh?
- A0.4 kg
- B8 kg
- C200 g
- D20 kg
- E2 kg
Q8:
A tailor cuts two pieces of cloth from a roll that is 2 m long.
Each piece is 80 cm long.
How long is the piece left over?
- A20 cm
- B1 920 cm
- C1 840 cm
- D40 cm
- E80 cm
Q9:
A piece of cloth is 2 metres long. Three pieces are cut from the cloth. Each piece is 40 centimetres long. What length of cloth is left over from the original piece?
- A140 cm
- B120 cm
- C80 cm
- D160 cm
- E100 cm
Q10:
A jug containing 1 L of water is used to fill a mug that holds 280 mL.
How much water will be left in the jug?
- A780 mL
- B700 mL
- C0.62 L
- D82 mL
- E0.72 L