Problem Overview:
The task involves matching measuring jugs to the containers that filled them and filling the containers to specific measurements. The problem is divided into two parts:
1.
Matching Measuring Jugs to Containers: Identify which container corresponds to the liquid level in each measuring jug.
2.
Filling Containers to Specific Measurements: Fill the containers to the given measurements (e.g., 1 litre, ½ litre, etc.).
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Solution:
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Part 1: Matching Measuring Jugs to Containers
We need to match the liquid levels in the measuring jugs to the corresponding containers. Let's analyze each jug:
1.
First Row of Jugs:
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Jug 1: The liquid level is at
250 ml.
- Match:
Robust Beams (250 ml).
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Jug 2: The liquid level is at
500 ml.
- Match:
Orange Cordial (500 ml).
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Jug 3: The liquid level is at
750 ml.
- Match:
Chicken Soup (750 ml).
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Jug 4: The liquid level is at
1000 ml.
- Match:
Milk (1 litre = 1000 ml).
2.
Second Row of Jugs:
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Jug 5: The liquid level is at
250 ml.
- Match:
Tomato Ketchup (250 ml).
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Jug 6: The liquid level is at
500 ml.
- Match:
Orange Cordial (500 ml).
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Jug 7: The liquid level is at
750 ml.
- Match:
Chicken Soup (750 ml).
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Jug 8: The liquid level is at
1000 ml.
- Match:
Milk (1 litre = 1000 ml).
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Part 2: Filling Containers to Specific Measurements
We need to fill the containers to the specified measurements:
1.
First Jug:
1 litre.
- Fill the container to the
1000 ml mark on the measuring jug.
2.
Second Jug:
½ litre.
- Fill the container to the
500 ml mark on the measuring jug.
3.
Third Jug:
¾ litre.
- Fill the container to the
750 ml mark on the measuring jug.
4.
Fourth Jug:
¼ litre.
- Fill the container to the
250 ml mark on the measuring jug.
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Final Answer:
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Matching Measuring Jugs to Containers:
1. First Row:
- Jug 1 → Robust Beams (250 ml)
- Jug 2 → Orange Cordial (500 ml)
- Jug 3 → Chicken Soup (750 ml)
- Jug 4 → Milk (1000 ml)
2. Second Row:
- Jug 5 → Tomato Ketchup (250 ml)
- Jug 6 → Orange Cordial (500 ml)
- Jug 7 → Chicken Soup (750 ml)
- Jug 8 → Milk (1000 ml)
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Filling Containers to Specific Measurements:
1. First Jug:
1 litre → Fill to
1000 ml.
2. Second Jug:
½ litre → Fill to
500 ml.
3. Third Jug:
¾ litre → Fill to
750 ml.
4. Fourth Jug:
¼ litre → Fill to
250 ml.
Final Answer Boxed:
\[
\boxed{
\text{Matching:}
\begin{aligned}
&\text{Jug 1 → Robust Beams (250 ml)} \\
&\text{Jug 2 → Orange Cordial (500 ml)} \\
&\text{Jug 3 → Chicken Soup (750 ml)} \\
&\text{Jug 4 → Milk (1000 ml)} \\
&\text{Jug 5 → Tomato Ketchup (250 ml)} \\
&\text{Jug 6 → Orange Cordial (500 ml)} \\
&\text{Jug 7 → Chicken Soup (750 ml)} \\
&\text{Jug 8 → Milk (1000 ml)}
\end{aligned}
\quad
\text{Filling:}
\begin{aligned}
&\text{1 litre → 1000 ml} \\
&\text{½ litre → 500 ml} \\
&\text{¾ litre → 750 ml} \\
&\text{¼ litre → 250 ml}
\end{aligned}
}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of capacity and volume worksheet.
