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Brain Pop: Milliliters and Liters

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One liter equals 1000 milliliters. About how many milliliters are in a small water bottle container?
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500 ml
2000 ml
1000 ml
10 ml

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Q1
One liter equals 1000 milliliters. About how many milliliters are in a small water bottle container?
500 ml
2000 ml
1000 ml
10 ml
60s
Q2
Mia needs 25 milliliters of water for her experiment. She already has 20 ml. How much more water does she need?
5 ml
5 Liters
2 ml
30 ml
60s
Q3
Moby needs 1 liter of water for an experiment. Which should he use to measure?
eye dropper
1000 ml beaker
50 ml beaker
weight scale
60s
Q4
Which is the GREATEST volume?
4000 ml
1000 mm
5 Liters
435 ml
60s
Q5
Moby has 500 milliliters of water. Grandpop has 1 liter. Which sentence is TRUE?
Moby has 500 milliliters more water than Grandpop.
Grandpop has more water than Moby.
Grandpop and Moby have the same amount of water.
Moby has more water than Grandpop.
60s

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