To solve the problems in the worksheet, we need to carefully read the scales and measurements provided. Let's go through each question step by step.
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1) How long?
- The ruler is marked in centimeters (cm).
- The blue line starts at 0 cm and ends just before the 4 cm mark.
- The measurement is
3.8 cm.
Answer: 3.8 cm
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2) How long?
- The ruler is marked in millimeters (mm).
- The blue line starts at 0 mm and ends just before the 80 mm mark.
- The measurement is
79 mm.
Answer: 79 mm
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3) How much?
- The measuring cup is marked in milliliters (ml).
- The liquid level is between the 50 ml and 60 ml marks, closer to 50 ml.
- The measurement is
52 ml.
Answer: 52 ml
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4) How much?
- The measuring cup is marked in milliliters (ml).
- The liquid level is between the 200 ml and 300 ml marks, closer to 300 ml.
- The measurement is
290 ml.
Answer: 290 ml
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5) How much?
- The measuring cup is marked in milliliters (ml).
- The liquid level is between the 200 ml and 300 ml marks, closer to 200 ml.
- The measurement is
210 ml.
Answer: 210 ml
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6) How long?
- The ruler is marked in centimeters (cm).
- The blue line starts at 0 cm and ends just before the 4 cm mark.
- The measurement is
3.7 cm.
Answer: 3.7 cm
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7) How long?
- The ruler is marked in millimeters (mm).
- The blue line starts at 0 mm and ends just before the 50 mm mark.
- The measurement is
48 mm.
Answer: 48 mm
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8) How heavy?
- The scale is marked in grams (g).
- The needle points to the 50 g mark.
- The measurement is
50 g.
Answer: 50 g
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9) How heavy?
- The scale is marked in grams (g).
- The needle points to the 120 g mark.
- The measurement is
120 g.
Answer: 120 g
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10) How heavy?
- The scale is marked in grams (g).
- The needle points to the 500 g mark.
- The measurement is
500 g.
Answer: 500 g
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Final Answers:
1.
3.8 cm
2.
79 mm
3.
52 ml
4.
290 ml
5.
210 ml
6.
3.7 cm
7.
48 mm
8.
50 g
9.
120 g
10.
500 g
Boxed Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{3.8 \text{ cm}, 79 \text{ mm}, 52 \text{ ml}, 290 \text{ ml}, 210 \text{ ml}, 3.7 \text{ cm}, 48 \text{ mm}, 50 \text{ g}, 120 \text{ g}, 500 \text{ g}}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of conversion worksheet 5th grade.
