Lesson Worksheet: Unit Multiples and Submultiples Mathematics
In this worksheet, we will practice identifying common prefixes to SI units, including multiples (kilo, mega, etc.) and submultiples (milli, micro, etc.).
Q1:
Which is bigger, a millimeter or a nanometer?
- AA nanometer
- BA millimeter
Q2:
True or False: A picogram is bigger than a teragram.
- ATrue
- BFalse
Q3:
Express the value 23.07 megawatts in watts as an ordinary number.
Q4:
Order the units gigabyte, terabyte, megabyte, and kilobyte from least to greatest.
- AKilobyte, gigabyte, megabyte, terabyte
- BTerabyte, megabyte, gigabyte, kilobyte
- CKilobyte, megabyte, gigabyte, terabyte
- DTerabyte, gigabyte, megabyte, kilobyte
- EGigabyte, kilobyte, terabyte, megabyte
Q5:
The teacher asked Mason and James which is greater, 6.2 decimeters or 5.3 micrometers. Mason said 6.2 decimeters, but James said 5.3 micrometers. Who is right?
- AMason
- BJames
Q6:
Which of the following is the smallest unit?
- AMillimeter
- BMicrometer
- CMegameter
- DCentimeter
- EDecimeter
Q7:
How many joules are in a terajoule?
- A joules
- B joules
- C joules
- D joules
- E joules
Q8:
Using powers of ten, convert 5.7 gigawatts to watts.
- A watts
- B watts
- C watts
- D watts
- E watts
Q9:
How many bytes are in 6 terabytes? Express the answer as a power of ten.
- A bytes
- B bytes
- C bytes
- D bytes
- E bytes
Q10:
A rectangular piece of land has a perimeter of km. Express this value in meters using powers of ten.
- A m
- B m
- C m
- D m
- E m
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