Capacity
Math
Capacity starts at 1 and continues till grade 5.
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A bottle contains 750 milliliters of juice. How many more milliliters are needed to make 1 liter?
A bottle has a capacity of 600 milliliters. If you pour out 200 milliliters, how much is left?
A container holds 2.5 liters. How many milliliters is that?
A container holds 3 liters. If you pour in another 2 liters, what is the total capacity now?
A container holds 4 liters. If you pour out 1.5 liters, how much is left?
A glass holds 200 milliliters. How many glasses are needed to fill a 1-liter bottle?
A jug holds 2 liters of water. If you pour out 1 liter, how much water is left in the jug?
A tank can hold 5 liters of water. If it is filled with 3 liters, how much more water can it hold?
A tank holds 10 liters. If you fill it with 7 liters, how much more can it hold?
If a bottle holds 1.25 liters, how many milliliters is that?
If a container holds 1.5 liters, how many milliliters is that?
If you have 3 bottles of 500 milliliters each, what is the total capacity in liters?
If you have two cups, each holding 250 milliliters, what is the total capacity?
Is the capacity of a swimming pool usually measured in liters or milliliters?
Which is more: 1 liter or 900 milliliters?
Which is more: 1.5 liters or 1200 milliliters?
Which is more: 1500 milliliters or 1 liter?
Which is more: 2 liters or 1800 milliliters?
