Volume & Mass
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100
True or false? A large water bottle holds about a liter of water.
True.
100
Mrs. Cortez cut her pizza into 6 equal pieces. Mrs. Tourtillott cut her pizza into 8 equal pieces. Who has bigger pieces?
Mrs. Cortez
100
If 4 people shared 8 pennies equally, how many pennies would each person get?
2 pennies each
100
True or false. It is possible to equally share 5 granola bars between 4 friends.
True! (Each person gets 1 1/4)
100
True or false?
1/2 > 1/4
True!
200
True or false? A bucket holds about a liter of water.
False (A bucket holds way more than 1 liter!)
200
What's greater? 1/6 of a mile or 1/8 of a mile.
1/6 of a mile
1/6 > 1/8
200
12 pennies shared between 2 people equally.
6 pennies each
200
If you cut 2 oranges into 4 equal pieces each, how many pieces total would you have?
8 pieces
200
Name a fraction larger than 1/4.
Many possible answers. (2/4, 3/4, 4/4)
300
Ms. Collins has a coffee cup that holds 1,000 milliliters of coffee. She drank some and now has 300 milliliters left. How much coffee did Ms. Collins drink?
700 milliliters
300
2/3 (two-thirds)
300
10 pennies shared between 5 people.
2 pennies each
300
If 4 friends each get 3 pieces of an orange, how many pieces of orange do they have altogether?
12 pieces altogether
300
True or false?
1/2 = 2/4
True!
400
One pencil has a mass of 5 grams. What is the mass of 5 pencils together?
25 grams
400
True or false? 1/3 is greater than 1/4. 
TRUE! 1/3 > 1/4
400
16 pennies shared between 2 people equally.
8 pennies each
400
If you cut 3 oranges into 4 equal pieces each, how many pieces of orange total would you have?
12 pieces
400
In the fraction 5/2, which number is total parts? (the whole)
2 (Because it is on the bottom)
500
The liquid volume of both beakers together.
750 mL
500
3/4 (three-fourths)
500
25 pennies shared by 5 people equally.
5 pennies each
500
12 divided by 3 = ?
4
500
Mrs. Collins rode her bike 1/6 of a mile. Ms. Tourtilott rode her bike 1/8 of a mile. Who rode the greater distance?
Mrs. Collins
1/6 > 1/8