Let’s solve each problem step by step. We’ll use these basic conversions:
- 1 quart (qt) = 4 cups (C)
- 1 pint (pt) = 2 cups (C)
We’ll go one by one.
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1a. 2 qt 1 C = ______ C
2 qt = 2 × 4 = 8 C
Plus 1 C → 8 + 1 =
9 C
1b. 2 qt = ______ C
2 × 4 =
8 C
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2a. 4 C = ______ pt ______ C
Since 1 pt = 2 C, then 4 ÷ 2 = 2 pt exactly →
2 pt 0 C
But usually we write it as just 2 pt — but since the blank asks for “___ pt ___ C”, we put 2 and 0.
Wait — let me check: 4 C = 2 pt? Yes, because 2 pt × 2 C/pt = 4 C. So no leftover cups.
→
2 pt 0 C
But maybe they expect to leave the second blank if zero? The format has two blanks, so we fill both.
Actually, looking at other problems like 3b: “5 C = ___ pt ___ C” — that would be 2 pt 1 C.
So yes, for 4 C: 2 pt 0 C.
But sometimes worksheets don’t write the zero — but since there’s a blank, we should fill it.
I’ll go with
2 pt 0 C
Wait — let me double-check standard practice. In many cases, if it divides evenly, you just say 2 pt — but here the format forces two answers. So I’ll put 2 and 0.
Alternatively, maybe they want us to break it into largest unit first? Yes.
So 4 C = 2 pt (since 2×2=4), remainder 0 →
2 pt 0 C
Okay.
2b. 2 qt 3 C = ______ C
2 qt = 8 C
+ 3 C =
11 C
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3a. 1 pt 1 C = ______ C
1 pt = 2 C
+ 1 C =
3 C
3b. 5 C = ______ pt ______ C
5 ÷ 2 = 2 pt with remainder 1 C →
2 pt 1 C
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4a. 4 pt = ______ C
4 × 2 =
8 C
4b. 1 pt = ______ C
2 C
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5a. 1 qt = ______ C
4 C
5b. 3 qt = ______ C
3 × 4 =
12 C
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6a. 13 C = ______ qt ______ C
1 qt = 4 C → how many full quarts in 13 C?
13 ÷ 4 = 3 qt (because 3×4=12), remainder 1 C →
3 qt 1 C
6b. 3 qt 3 C = ______ C
3 qt = 12 C
+ 3 C =
15 C
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7a. 3 pt 1 C = ______ C
3 pt = 6 C
+ 1 C =
7 C
7b. 2 qt 2 C = ______ C
2 qt = 8 C
+ 2 C =
10 C
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8a. 7 C = ______ qt ______ C
7 ÷ 4 = 1 qt (4 C), remainder 3 C →
1 qt 3 C
8b. 1 qt 1 C = ______ C
4 + 1 =
5 C
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9a. 16 C = ______ qt ______ C
16 ÷ 4 = 4 qt exactly →
4 qt 0 C
Again, format requires two blanks → 4 and 0
9b. 3 qt 2 C = ______ C
3 qt = 12 C
+ 2 C =
14 C
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10a. 1 qt 2 C = ______ C
4 + 2 =
6 C
10b. 6 C = ______ pt ______ C
6 ÷ 2 = 3 pt exactly →
3 pt 0 C
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Now let’s compile all answers clearly.
Final Answer:
1a. 9
1b. 8
2a. 2, 0
2b. 11
3a. 3
3b. 2, 1
4a. 8
4b. 2
5a. 4
5b. 12
6a. 3, 1
6b. 15
7a. 7
7b. 10
8a. 1, 3
8b. 5
9a. 4, 0
9b. 14
10a. 6
10b. 3, 0
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of printable worksheets for 5th graders.