Measurement Conversion - Metric Volume Units (Common) with Decimals (Level 5)

This math topic focuses on converting metric volume units with decimals. Students practice converting values between liters (l), milliliters (ml), and centiliters (cl) using decimal measurements. Each question provides a different volume in one metric unit and asks the student to determine the equivalent volume in another metric unit, offering multiple choices for answers. This allows students to understand and apply their knowledge of metric volume conversions in varying complexities.

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Measurement Conversion - Metric Volume Units (Common) with Decimals Worksheet

Math worksheet on 'Measurement Conversion - Metric Volume Units (Common) with Decimals (Level 5)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Measurement - Unit Conversion (Very Large and Small) Intro - Metric' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/measurement_unit_conversion_large_and_small_intro_metric/

1

Convert this value to milliliters

2.4 cl

a

24,000 ml

b

2,400 ml

c

24 ml

d

0.24 ml

e

0.024 ml

f

2 ml

2

Convert this value to liters

38,000 ml

a

38 l

b

0.38 l

c

38,000 l

d

0.038 l

e

3,800 l

f

3.8 l

3

Convert this value to centiliters

0.22 l

a

0.022 cl

b

2,200 cl

c

220 cl

d

22 cl

e

0.22 cl

f

2.2 cl

4

Convert this value to deciliters

2.5 l

a

250 dl

b

2.5 dl

c

2,500 dl

d

25,000 dl

e

0.025 dl

f

25 dl

5

Convert this value to liters

38 dl

a

0.38 l

b

3.8 l

c

380 l

d

0.038 l

e

38 l

f

3,800 l

6

Convert this value to milliliters

4 cl

a

40 ml

b

0.4 ml

c

4 ml

d

40,000 ml

e

4,000 ml

f

0.04 ml

7

Convert this value to milliliters

0.027 l

a

270 ml

b

27 ml

c

2,700 ml

d

0.27 ml

e

2.7 ml

f

0.027 ml