capacity units

What is the appropriate unit for the estimated capacity of a soup bowl

• cup

• teaspoon

• quart

• gallon

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Choose the most appropriate unit to measure the capacity of each.

• quart (qt)

• tablespoon (tbsp) or teaspoon (tsp)

• fluid ounce (fl.oz.) or cup (c)

• gallon (gal)

• pint (pt)

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Choose the most appropriate unit to measure the capacity of each.

• quart (qt)

• tablespoon (tbsp) or teaspoon (tsp)

• fluid ounce (fl.oz.) or cup (c)

• gallon (gal)

• pint (pt)

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Choose which is the better estimate for the capacity of a can of soup.

• 100 mL

• 10 L

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I want to fill bottle top with water.  What would I use?

• teaspoon
• cup
• water bottle

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Choose the best unit to measure the capacity of an ink pen.

• mL

• L

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The amount a container can hold measured in liquid units

• Volume

• Capacity

• Gallon

• Liquid

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Choose the most appropriate unit to measure the capacity of each.

• quart (qt)

• tablespoon (tbsp) or teaspoon (tsp)

• fluid ounce (fl.oz.) or cup (c)

• gallon (gal)

• pint (pt)

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Would a teaspoon be a good way to

measure the capacity of a milk carton?

• No, a carton of milk is too large to measure the capacity of a milk carton.

• No, you can also use a teaspoon to measure the capacity of a milk carton.

• Yes, a teaspoon is a good way to measure the capacity of a milk carton.

• Yes, you can use a tablespoon to measure the capacity of a milk carton.

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What is the appropriate unit for the estimated capacity of a small spray bottle

• cup

• tablespoon

• quart

• gallon

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