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Volume
Practice 1
Getting to Know Volume
Fill in the blanks with more, less, or same.
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1.
Container A
Container B
Container A and Container B are the same size.
a. Container B has
water than Container A.
b. Container A has
water than Container B.
2.
Container A
Container B
Container C
Container A, Container B, and Container C are the same size.
a. Container A has
water than Container B.
b. Container B has
water than Container A.
c. Container A has the
amount of water as
Container C.
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3.
A
B
C
D
a. Container
has the greatest amount of water.
b. Container
has the least amount of water.
4.
A
B
C
D
a. Container
has the greatest amount of water.
b. Container
has the least amount of water.
5.
A
218
B
C
a. Container
has the greatest amount of water.
b. Container
has the least amount of water.
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The containers are the same size.
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Practice 2
Getting to Know Volume
Fill in the blanks.
Water is scooped out of a pail and poured into these containers.
Each
is one scoop.
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S
T
U
V
1.
Container
has the greatest amount of water.
2.
Container
has the least amount of water.
3.
Containers
and
4.
Container
has more water than Container U.
5.
Container V has more water than Container
have the same amount of water.
.
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Fill in the blanks.
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Pitcher
Fish
tank
6.
Which container has the most water? The
7.
Which container has the least water? The
8.
Which container has a lesser volume of water,
the pail or the pitcher? The
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Pail
Name:
Date:
Fill in the blanks.
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Pitcher
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Flask
Mug
9.
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has the most water.
10.
The
has the least water.
11.
There are
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12.
There are
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Begin with the container that has the most water.
,
most
fewer glasses of water in the mug than
,
least
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Kettle A, Kettle B, Kettle C, and Kettle D.
Kettle A
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Kettle B
Kettle C
Kettle D
14.
Kettle
has the most water.
15.
Kettle
has the least water.
16.
Kettle A has
17.
Kettle C has 4 fewer glasses of water than Kettle
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more glasses of water than Kettle B.
.
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Practice 3
Measuring in Liters
Find the volume of water in each container.
Example
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Volume of water =
1 liter
or
1L
1.
Volume of water =
or
Volume of water =
or
2.
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Measuring in Liters
223
Find the volume of water in each container.
3.
Volume of water =
or
Volume of water =
or
Volume of water =
or
Volume of water =
or
5.
6.
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4.
Name:
Date:
Fill in the blanks.
7.
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Dad pours
liters of milk for the family.
8.
Mother makes
liter of tea for a tea party.
9.
Marcus uses
liters of water to wash the floor.
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Measuring in Liters
225
Fill in the blanks.
Susan uses these volumes of juices to make fruit punch.
Write the volume of each juice.
orange juice
grape juice
L
apple juice
L
11.
The volume of
orange juice.
12.
Susan used
grape juice.
liters more apple juice than
13.
Susan used
apple juice.
liter less orange juice than
14.
Order the volumes of the juices from least to greatest in liters.
juice is more than the volume of
,
least
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,
greatest
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Practice 4
Real-World Problems: Volume
Solve.
Use bar models to help you.
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1.
Mrs. White brings 70 liters of juice to the school picnic.
After the picnic, 12 liters of juice are left.
How many liters of juice does everyone drink at the picnic?
They drink
2.
liters of juice at the picnic.
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The total volume of water in the two tanks is
Lesson 3
liters.
Real-World Problems: Volume
227
Solve.
Use bar models to help you.
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than Container A.
What is the total volume of water in both containers?
There are
4.
A barrel has 60 liters of rainwater.
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How much rainwater is left in the barrel?
There are
228
liters of water in both containers.
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liters of rainwater left in the barrel.
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3.
Name:
Date:
Solve.
Use bar models to help you.
5.
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Container A has 18 liters of water.
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Container C has 16 liters of water less than Container B.
What is the volume of water in Container C?
There are
6.
liters of water in Container C.
Container A has 17 liters of water.
It has 2 more liters of water than Container B
Jasmine pours another 7 liters of water into Container B.
What is the volume of water in Container B?
There are
liters of water in Container B.
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Real-World Problems: Volume
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Math Journal
Read how Pete solved a real-world problem.
Problem
Pete’s solution
Pitcher A
15 L
Pitcher A
3L
Pitcher B
&* (2&18 more liters of lemonade must be poured into Pitcher B.
Is Pete’s answer correct?
Why or why not?
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Draw a bar model to explain your reasoning.
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Pitcher B
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How much more lemonade must
be poured into Pitcher B to make it
the same as Pitcher A?
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Put On Your Thinking Cap!
Challenging Practice
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Look at the pictures.
Bowl
Pail
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bowls
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bowls
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Problem Solving
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Try making a list.
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Jasmine is a scientist.
She found a new liquid called Liquid X.
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Every day, she made 1 liter more than the day before.
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Date:
Chapter Review/Test
Vocabulary
Fill in the blanks with words from the box.
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volume
less
liters
1.
The
2.
The volume of a liquid can be measured in
more
is the amount of liquid in a container.
.
3.
Container A
Container B
a. Container A has
water than Container B.
b. Container B has
water than Container A.
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Volume
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Concepts and Skills
Fill in the blanks.
Container B
Container C
4.
Container
5.
Container B contains
contains the least amount of water.
more
water than
the Container A.
Find the volume of water.
6.
7.
L
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L
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Container A
Name:
Date:
Find the volume of water.
9.
8.
L
L
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Problem Solving
Solve.
Use bar models to help you.
10.
Mr. Gomez makes 7 liters of apple juice for a party.
He also makes 4 liters of orange juice.
How much juice does he make for the party?
He makes
11.
liters of juice for the party.
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How much water is left in the tank?
liters of water are left in the tank.
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12 liters of water are in a barrel.
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Then he uses 7 liters of water from the barrel to water trees.
How much water is left in the barrel?
liters of water are left in the barrel.
13.
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2 pails with 6 liters of water in each pail are poured into the tub.
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12.