Vocabulary
Metric Conversions
Customary Conversions
Volume
Quadrilaterals and Line Plots
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#1 The ________ is the amount of a space a solid object occupies.

volume

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#4. 0.45 km = _____ m

450 m

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#9. ____ in = 8.5 ft

102 inches

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#13. Look at number 13. Calculate the volume.

384 cubic cm

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#16 what names describe that polygon

quadrilateral, rectangle, parallelogram, trapezoid

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#2 Explain why you multiply to change from centimeters to milimeters.

You need MORE of a smaller unit, so you would multiply.

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#5. 12.4 mm = _____ cm

1.24 cm

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#10. 504 in. = ____ yds.

14 yds

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#14. Calculate the volume of the rectangular prism in number 14.

648 mm 3

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#16d. What names describe that polygon.

polygon, parallelogram, rectangle, regular, closed

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#3 Explain why you divide to change from feet to yards.

You need FEWER of a larger unit so you would divide.

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#6. 63 mL = ___ L

0.063 L

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#11. ____ qt = 13 gal.

52 quarts

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#15. Calculate the volume of the composite figure in number 15.

2520 in. 3

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#25 b. How many bags of granola did Joel make?

17 bags

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#7. ______ L = 14,000 mL

14 L

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#12. 15 and 3/8 lb. = ____oz.

246 oz.

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#20. A paperback book is shaped like a rectangular prism. The cover of the book measures 5 inches by 8 inches and the book is 2 inches thick. Calculate the volume of the book.

80 cubic inches

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#25c. How many bags weighed less than 1.5 lbs.?

7 bags

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#8. _____ mg = 0.032 g

32 mg

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#21. The cargo space of a railroad boxcar measures 42 feet long by 9 feet wide by 11 feet tall. Find the volume of the freight that can be placed in the boxcar. 

4,158 cubic feet

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#25d. If Joel used all the granola that was in the large bag to make the small bags, how heavy was the large bag of granola when he started?

25 lbs.

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