Volume and Capacity
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Level contents
- * Assessment for the whole of Level 6
- ** Assessment test answers
- *** Assessment test records
- 6:01 Measurement
- Match each measuring instrument to the units that it could measure. Match each measurement label to the units used to measure it. Complete unit conversions. What device and unit would you use to measure the given objects.
- 6:02 Millilitres and litres
- Write measurements in the short form. Write the unit used to measure the capacity of each container. Write each capacity as a fraction and decimal of a litre, and add capacities. How many 250mL cups could be filled from each container? Estimate and draw the water levels in each container shown. Write measurements in L and mL.
- 6:02PT Progress test
- Test of Volume and Capacity
- 6:03 Cubic centimetres and cubic metres
- Writing cubic centimetres and cubic metres in short form, estimating volume, finding the volume of models of rectangular prisms,using the formula V = L x B x H.
- 6:04 Measuring volume
- Find volume of objects by displacement - changing water level, overflow or making a mould. Complete the table.
- 6:05 Volume by displacement
- Complete the sentences about displacement. Find volumes of given objects using displacement. Match the object to the amount of water it would displace and its volume. Complete the table.
- 6:05PT Progress test
- Test of Volume and Capacity
- 6:06 Millilitres and litres
- Match each container with its volume in mL and L. Estimate the volume of liquid left in each container. Convert given volumes between mL or L. Estimate how many different sized cups could be filled by the bottle shown. Share fairly between given numbers of people.
- 6:07 Calculating volume
- Find the volumes of rectangular prisms using formula - volume = length x breadth x height
- 6:07PT Progress test
- Test of Volume and Capacity
- 6:08 Surface area / volume of prisms
- Finding the surface area and volume of each rectangular prism shown.
- 6:09 Volume and capacity
- What unit would be used to measure the capacity of each object, centimetres or metres cubed? Interpret advertisements for fridges in regards to capacity and volume. Find volumes and compare with capacities.
- 6:09PT Progress test
- Test of Volume and Capacity