To solve this problem, we need to estimate the capacity of each item in liters (L) or milliliters (mL) based on common knowledge and typical measurements. Let's go through each item step by step:
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Row 1:
1.
Coca-Cola Bottle:
- A standard Coca-Cola bottle is typically 2 liters.
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Answer: 2L
2.
Milk Carton:
- The carton appears to be a standard milk carton, which is usually 1 liter.
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Answer: 1L
3.
Inflatable Pool:
- An inflatable pool can hold a significant amount of water, often around 50 liters or more.
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Answer: 50.000L (This seems like an error; it should likely be 50L.)
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Row 2:
4.
Coffee Cup:
- A standard coffee cup holds about 150-200 mL. Here, 15 mL is too small, so let's choose 250 mL.
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Answer: 250mL
5.
Glass of Water:
- A standard glass of water is typically around 250 mL.
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Answer: 250mL
6.
Fruit Juice Box:
- A typical juice box holds about 250 mL.
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Answer: 250mL
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Row 3:
7.
Perfume Bottle:
- A standard perfume bottle is usually around 50 mL.
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Answer: 50mL
8.
Bucket:
- A standard bucket can hold around 20 liters, but since the options are smaller, let's choose 200 mL for a smaller bucket.
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Answer: 200mL
9.
Soda Can:
- A standard soda can holds about 330 mL, but the closest option is 300 mL.
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Answer: 300mL
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Final Answers:
1. Coca-Cola Bottle:
2L
2. Milk Carton:
1L
3. Inflatable Pool:
50L
4. Coffee Cup:
250mL
5. Glass of Water:
250mL
6. Fruit Juice Box:
250mL
7. Perfume Bottle:
50mL
8. Bucket:
200mL
9. Soda Can:
300mL
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Boxed Answer:
\[
\boxed{2L, 1L, 50L, 250mL, 250mL, 250mL, 50mL, 200mL, 300mL}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of liters milliliters worksheet.
