Solving problems using measures
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- In this lesson, we will plan a trip to the beach to celebrate all our fantastic work. We will use all our knowledge about measuring mass and capacity and using bar models to help us find solutions.
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4 Questions
Q1.
4L and 400ml multiplied by 4
16L and 1600ml
16L and 1L and 600ml
1L and 100ml
Q2.
Match the correct statements about this bar model.
We know the value of the two parts. The whole is unknown. We need to subtract bigger part by the smaller part to get the whole. 256 - 178.
We know the value of the whole and one part. We need to subtract the whole by a part to find the value of the other part. 178 - 256
Q3.
Match the word problem to the calculation
450cm - 5cm
450cm x 5
5 ÷ 450cm
Q4.
Match the word problem to the calculation.
4kg and 1250g
4kg and 250g
5kg and 250kg
4 Questions
Q1.
Mr Nieto has a bag of 5 presents to celebrate all the great work during this unit. Each present weighs 2kg and 400g. Match a bar model that matches this word problem.
Option 1
Option 2
Q2.
Mr Nieto has a bag of the 5 presents to celebrate all the great work during this unit. Each present weighs 2kg and 400g. How much does the bag weigh?
10kg and 2000g
10kg and 2kg
12kg and 100g
Q3.
Mr Nieto has found a box of biscuits he wants to take to the party. What's the mass of this box?
1kg and 890g
1kg and 900g
1kg and 980g
Q4.
At the end of the party Mr Nieto wants to see how much of his juice is left. He uses a measuring cylinder to measure the capacity. Mr Nieto realises that he had 4L and 400ml at the start of the party. How much juice was drank in the party?
3L and 400L
3L and 400ml
3L and 500L