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Flashcards: Jugs And Mugs 34 Flashcards 
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Volume is defined as ___ of space that an object occupies. |
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The amount  |
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How many milliliters are there in 1 liter? |
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1000 milliliters  |
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If a cup holds 250 milliliters of water, how many cups are needed to fill 1 liter? |
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4 cups |
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True or False: A container with a capacity of 2 liters can hold 1500 milliliters. |
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False: A container with a capacity of 2 liters can hold 2000 milliliters. |
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Riddle: I can hold water or other liquids, but I am not a sink or a tub. I can be made of glass, plastic, or even metal. What am I? |
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A container |
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Fill in the blank: To convert liters to milliliters, you need to ___ the number of liters by 1000. |
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Multiply |
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What is the importance of measuring volume in daily life? |
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Measuring volume helps us determine how much liquid a container can hold, which is essential for cooking, science experiments, and various daily tasks.  |
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If you have 2.5 liters of water, how many milliliters do you have? |
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2500 milliliters |
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What unit is commonly used to measure small volumes of liquid, such as medicine in injections? |
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Milliliters (mL) are used to measure small volumes of liquid. |
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True or False: Liters are smaller units than milliliters. |
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False. Liters are larger units compared to milliliters. |
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If Neetu takes 3 injections a day, each containing 5 mL of medicine, how much total medicine does she need in one day? |
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Neetu needs 15 mL of medicine in one day (3 injections x 5 mL each). |
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Riddle: I can be small or large, but I measure how much space a liquid takes. What am I? |
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Volume  |
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How much medicine does Neetu need over 5 days if she requires 15 mL per day? |
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Neetu needs a total of 75 mL of medicine over 5 days (15 mL x 5 days). |
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What is the advantage of using different units like milliliters and liters in measuring volume? |
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Using different units makes it easier to understand and work with various amounts of liquids, whether small or large. |
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Fill in the blank: To reach a total of 1000 ml, if I have 300 ml, I need ___ ml more. |
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700 ml. |
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Riddle: I can be split into two equal parts of 500 ml, yet I am a full liter. What am I? |
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1 L (or 1000 ml). |
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If you have 800 ml of liquid, how much more is needed to reach 1 L? |
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You need 1000 ml - 800 ml = 200 ml. |
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