Class 2 Maths: Measuring Capacity
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Q1 · MCQ · 1 mark
Which unit would you use to measure the capacity of a small teacup?
Q2 · MCQ · 1 mark
About how many glasses of water would fill a small jug?
Q3 · MCQ · 1 mark
Which container holds the most water?
Q4 · MCQ · 1 mark
If container A holds 3 cups of water and container B holds 5 cups of water, which container holds less?
Q5 · MCQ · 1 mark
Which of these is a non-standard unit for measuring capacity?
Q6 · MCQ · 1 mark
To fill a large cooking pot, would you need more or fewer cups of water than to fill a small bowl?
Q7 · MCQ · 1 mark
If one bottle fills 4 glasses, how many glasses will 2 such bottles fill?
Q8 · MCQ · 1 mark
Which object would most likely hold about 1 mug of liquid?
Q9 · MCQ · 1 mark
You have a small bottle. Which unit will measure its capacity most accurately, without wasting space?
Q10 · MCQ · 1 mark
If a jug holds 6 cups, and you have poured 2 cups, how many more cups are needed to fill the jug?
Q11 · MCQ · 1 mark
Which container has the smallest capacity?
Q12 · MCQ · 1 mark
To fill a pond, you would need many ____ of water.
Q13 · FILL · 1 mark
Capacity is the amount of liquid a container can ____.
Q14 · FILL · 1 mark
We often use non-standard units like ____ and mugs to measure capacity.
Q15 · FILL · 1 mark
A ____ has more capacity than a small glass.
Q16 · FILL · 1 mark
To pour water from a jug into a small cup, the jug would become ____.
Q17 · FILL · 1 mark
Measuring with non-standard units helps us to ____ the capacity.
Q18 · FILL · 1 mark
If a bottle can fill 5 cups, then 5 cups can be poured into one ____.
Q19 · FILL · 1 mark
A ____ is a non-standard unit smaller than a cup.
Q20 · FILL · 1 mark
Containers that are bigger usually have a ____ capacity.
Q21 · FILL · 1 mark
When comparing two containers, the one that holds less liquid has ____ capacity.
Q22 · SHORT · 1 mark
What does 'capacity' mean when we talk about liquids?
Q23 · SHORT · 1 mark
Name two non-standard units you can use to measure how much water a bottle holds.
Q24 · SHORT · 1 mark
Why might your friend use 7 cups to fill a jug, while you used 6 cups for the same jug?
Q25 · SHORT · 1 mark
If you have a very big pot, would you need more mugs or more spoons to fill it?
Q26 · SHORT · 1 mark
Arrange these from least to most capacity: bucket, glass, spoon.
Q27 · SHORT · 1 mark
Imagine you have a bottle and a jug. How would you find out which one holds more water using only a small cup?
Q28 · SHORT · 1 mark
Give an example of a container that holds very little liquid and one that holds a lot of liquid.
Q29 · SHORT · 1 mark
If a teapot holds 4 mugs of tea, and there are 2 guests, how many mugs of tea can each guest have if the guests share equally?
Q30 · SHORT · 1 mark
Why are non-standard units (like cups) not always good for exact measurements?