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A bottle of milk can fill 4 glasses exactly.
Which of the following holds the most milk?
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`text(Converting each option to glasses)`
`text(Option 1: 3 × 4 = 12 glasses)`
`text(Option 2: 1 × 4 + 8 = 12 glasses)`
`text(Option 3: 2 × 4 + 1 = 9 glasses)`
`text(Option 4: 2 × 4 + 5 = 13 glasses)`
Which of these holds about the same amount of water as a bathtub?
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a teacup |
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a swimming pool |
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a car boot |
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Bryan is estimating the amount of water he needs to fill up his swimming pool.
Which of these units of measurement would be the most helpful?
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A car steering wheel is pictured below.
Which of these lengths is closest to the diameter of the real steering wheel?
| `10\ text(cm)` | `25\ text(cm)` | `40\ text(cm)` | `100\ text(cm)` |
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Which of these units could be used to measure the mass of a lawnmower?
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`text(seconds)` |
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`text(centimetres)` |
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Dean balances four objects on a set of scales, as pictured below.
Which object is the heaviest?
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`text(Money bag is heavier than the gold bar.)`
`text(Bowling ball is the same mass as the money bag)`
`=>\ text(Bowling ball is heavier than gold)`
`text(Lead weight is heavier than the bowling ball)`
`=>\ text(Lead weight is the heaviest of all items)`