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Measurement Hunt Worksheet

A group is preparing a gear-and-supplies station for a New Zealand great walk. Use the measurement clues and data below to solve each task. Show working where useful. Remember: 1 m = 100 cm, 1 kg = 1,000 g, and 1 L = 1,000 mL.

A. Pack the gear

Read the gear list, then answer the questions.

Item

Length

Mass

Walking pole

125 cm

480 g

Torch

16 cm

210 g

Backpack

58 cm

1.35 kg

1.Convert the walking pole’s length to metres. Include the unit.

2.Convert the backpack’s mass to grams.

3.Which item is longest? How much longer is it than the torch? Give your answer in centimetres.

4.The gear team can carry no more than 2 kg of these three items. Find their total mass in grams and decide whether they are under the limit.

B. Sort the supplies

Use this supply list for the next challenges.

Supply

Amount per container

Containers packed

Water bottle

750 mL

Soup flask

1.2 L

Juice carton

250 mL

5.How much water is in the four bottles altogether? Give your answer in litres and millilitres.

6.What is the total capacity of the two soup flasks? Give your answer in millilitres.

7.The team needs exactly 4 L of drink. Do the bottles and juice cartons together provide enough? Calculate the total and state how much more is needed or how much is left over.

C. Estimate, measure, and reason

Choose suitable units and use sensible estimates in real situations.

8.Choose the most suitable unit for each measurement: the distance of a walking track (m or km); the mass of a snack bar (g or kg); the capacity of a small drink carton (mL or L).

9.A map says the campsite is 3.6 km from the car park. Convert this distance to metres.

10.A student estimates a 58 cm backpack is about half a metre long. Is that a reasonable estimate? Explain by comparing 58 cm with 0.5 m.

11.The group has a 5 L water container. They pour in 3.75 L of drinks. How much capacity remains? Give your answer in litres and millilitres.

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Measurement Hunt Worksheet

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B. Sort the supplies

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