Measurement Reasonable Value - Temperature (metric) (Level 1)

This math topic focuses on determining the most reasonable temperature values in various everyday situations using the metric system. It covers scenarios like identifying appropriate temperatures for a warm summer day, a cool day requiring a sweater, human body temperature, a comfortable room, boiling and freezing points of water, and the temperature of a warm bowl of soup. The questions help reinforce an understanding of typical temperature measurements and strengthen the ability to apply practical knowledge of the metric system concerning temperature.

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Measurement Reasonable Value - Temperature (metric) Worksheet

Math worksheet on 'Measurement Reasonable Value - Temperature (metric) (Level 1)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Measurement - Units Intro - Metric' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/measurement_unit_intro_metric/

1

What is the most reasonable value for the given measurement?

The temperature on a warm summer day

a

70 ºC

b

30 ºC

2

What is the most reasonable value for the given measurement?

The temperature of a comfortable room

a

20 ºC

b

60 ºC

3

What is the most reasonable value for the given measurement?

The temperature that water boils

a

60 ºC

b

100 ºC

4

What is the most reasonable value for the given measurement?

The temperature of a warm bowl of soup

a

25 ºC

b

65 ºC

5

What is the most reasonable value for the given measurement?

The temperature of the human body

a

77 ºC

b

37 ºC

6

What is the most reasonable value for the given measurement?

The temperature that water turns into ice

a

0 ºC

b

40 ºC

7

The temperature on a day when you wear a sweater or light jacket

What is the most reasonable value for the given measurement?

a

10 ºC

b

50 ºC