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Froggy Jumps Capacity Challenge: Beaker vs JugOnline version Capacity basics by Mutiara 1 If Beaker A has 150 ml and Beaker B has 150 ml, which is true about their capacity? a Beaker B is bigger b Beaker A is bigger c They have the same capacity 2 Beaker A is 300 ml full, Beaker B is 100 ml full. Which beaker contains more water currently? a Beaker B b Both equal c Beaker A 3 If Beaker A’s capacity is 500 ml and it’s half full, how much water is in A? a 0 ml b 250 ml c 500 ml 4 Beaker B has 350 ml of water and its capacity is 600 ml. Is B more or less full than A at 60% full? a Exactly 60% full b More full than 60% c Less full than 60% 5 Two beakers A (200 ml capacity) and B (300 ml capacity) are both full. Which has a greater capacity? a Beaker B b Both equal c Beaker A 6 Beaker A contains 180 ml of water and Beaker B contains 250 ml. Which beaker has more water? a Beaker B b Both equal c Beaker A 7 If Beaker A is 80% full and its capacity is 250 ml, how much water is in A? a 100 ml b 200 ml c 225 ml 8 Beaker B has a capacity of 450 ml and is at 30% full. How much water is in B? a 90 ml b 225 ml c 135 ml 9 Beaker A and B have equal volumes of water; A’s capacity is 200 ml and B’s is 400 ml. Which holds more water in total? a Beaker B b Both equal c Beaker A

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Capacity Challenge: Beaker vs JugOnline version

Capacity basics

by Mutiara

If Beaker A has 150 ml and Beaker B has 150 ml, which is true about their capacity?

Beaker B is bigger

Beaker A is bigger

They have the same capacity

Beaker A is 300 ml full, Beaker B is 100 ml full. Which beaker contains more water currently?

Beaker B

Both equal

Beaker A

If Beaker A’s capacity is 500 ml and it’s half full, how much water is in A?

0 ml

250 ml

500 ml

Beaker B has 350 ml of water and its capacity is 600 ml. Is B more or less full than A at 60% full?

Exactly 60% full

More full than 60%

Less full than 60%

Two beakers A (200 ml capacity) and B (300 ml capacity) are both full. Which has a greater capacity?

Beaker B

Both equal

Beaker A

Beaker A contains 180 ml of water and Beaker B contains 250 ml. Which beaker has more water?

Beaker B

Both equal

Beaker A

If Beaker A is 80% full and its capacity is 250 ml, how much water is in A?

100 ml

200 ml

225 ml

Beaker B has a capacity of 450 ml and is at 30% full. How much water is in B?

90 ml

225 ml

135 ml

Beaker A and B have equal volumes of water; A’s capacity is 200 ml and B’s is 400 ml. Which holds more water in total?

Beaker B

Both equal

Beaker A

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Capacity Challenge: Beaker vs JugOnline version

by Mutiara

If Beaker A has 150 ml and Beaker B has 150 ml, which is true about their capacity?

Beaker A is 300 ml full, Beaker B is 100 ml full. Which beaker contains more water currently?

If Beaker A’s capacity is 500 ml and it’s half full, how much water is in A?

Beaker B has 350 ml of water and its capacity is 600 ml. Is B more or less full than A at 60% full?

Two beakers A (200 ml capacity) and B (300 ml capacity) are both full. Which has a greater capacity?

Beaker A contains 180 ml of water and Beaker B contains 250 ml. Which beaker has more water?

If Beaker A is 80% full and its capacity is 250 ml, how much water is in A?

Beaker B has a capacity of 450 ml and is at 30% full. How much water is in B?

Beaker A and B have equal volumes of water; A’s capacity is 200 ml and B’s is 400 ml. Which holds more water in total?

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