Volume and Its Measurement

Q.

The milk in a spoon is approximately

1. 5 mm

2. 5 cm

3. 5 mL

4. 5 L

Q. A capacity of a can is 5 litres and 50 ml of milk. What is the capacity of 20 such cans in litres?

Q. Which kind of measure among the given option would you use to measure the milk in a glass?

1. km
2. ml
3. m
4. kg

Q. Rex made a window frame using a block of wood with depth of 2 feet, height of 8 feet and width of 6 feet. He made a hole inside it. The depth was the same as the block but the two other dimensions were half that of the block. Calculate the volume of the window frame after the hole has been made.

1. $72{\text{ft}}^3$
2. $73{\text{ft}}^3$
   
3. $70{\text{ft}}^3$
4. $74{\text{ft}}^3$

Q. There are 1000 milliliters in a liter.
2.1 liters will be equal to ____ milliliters.

1. 2100
2. 210
3. 21000
4. 21

Q. Two cuboidal boxes have same volume & height. If l1 = 20 cm, b1 = 30 cm & b2 = 20 cm, find l2

1. 60 cm
2. 20 cm
3. 30 cm
4. 50 cm

Q. What is the mass of an utensil whose volume and density are $100c{m}^3$ and $7g/c{m}^3$ respectively?

1. 900 grams
2. 800 grams
3. 700 grams
4. 600 grams

Q. Which kind of measure among the given option would you use to measure the milk in a glass?

1. kg
2. m
3. km
4. ml

Q. Arrange the customary units from smaller to larger values.

1. 1 pint (pt)
2. 1 gallon (gal)
3. 1 quarts
4. 1 cup (c)

Q. Two cuboidal boxes have same volume & height. If l1 = 20 cm, b1 = 30 cm & b2 = 20 cm, find l2

1. 60 cm
2. 20 cm
3. 30 cm
4. 50 cm