Liters, Milliliters,
Ounces and Cups
M5M3. Students will measure capacity
with appropriately chosen units and
tools.
a. Use milliliters, liters, fluid ounces,
cups, pints, quarts, and gallons to
measure capacity.
b. Compare one unit to another within a
single system of measurement.
How do we measure
and compare units
within a single
system?
1 liter (L) = 1,000 milliliters (mL)
2 liters = ___________ milliliters.
6 liters = ___________ milliliters.
4, 000 = ____________ liters.
9,000 = ____________ liters.
2 liters = ___2,000___ milliliters.
6 liters = ___6,000___ milliliters.
4, 000 = _____4______ liters.
9,000 = _____9______ liters.
3.5 L = ___________ mL
7.5 L = ___________ mL
5,500 mL = _____________ L
8,500 mL = _____________ L
3.5 L = ___3,500___ mL
7.5 L = ___7,500___ mL
5,500 mL = ____5.5_____ L
8,500 mL = _____8.5_____ L
1 cup = 8 ounces (oz.)
2 cups = ___________ ounces
4 cups = ___________ ounces
128 ounces = ___________ cups
48 ounces = ____________ cups
2 cups = ___16____ ounces
4 cups = ____32_____ ounces
128 ounces = ____16_____ cups
48 ounces = ____6______ cups
5 cups = _____________ oz.
7 cups = _____________ oz.
144 oz. = _____________ cups
96 oz. = ______________ cups
5 cups = _____40_____ oz.
7 cups = _____56______ oz.
144 oz. = _____18______ cups
96 oz. = ______12_______ cups