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A water container has 5 litres of water in it.
Kate pours water into her dog's bowl.
She pours the water into the 250 cubic centimetre bowl until it is full.
How much water is left in the container?
| 250 millilitres | 475 millilitres | 4500 millilitres | 4750 millilitres |
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Carrie has a small container of milk.
It contains 250 millilitres of milk.
Carrie buys a pack of 6 of these milk containers.
How many litres of milk are in the pack?
| 0.25 litres | 1.5 litres | 2.5 litres | 15 litres |
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A container has some water in it.
An extra 300 mL of water is added to the container.
How many millilitres (mL) of water will then be in the container?
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A water jug has a capacity of 3.65 L.
How many millilitres does the water jug hold when it is full?
| `365` | `3065` | `3650` | `36\ 500` |
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How much more water is needed to fill the jug to 2 L?
| `text(400 mL)` | `text(500 mL)` | `text(600 mL)` | `text(1500 mL)` |
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Patrick has 1 litre of cordial in a jug.
He pours the cordial into 3 identical glasses as shown.
Each glass holds 300 millilitres.
How much cordial does Patrick have left in the jug?
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about a quarter of a glass |
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about one half of a glass |
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about three quarters of a glass |
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more than one whole glass |
Patrick poured one quarter of a litre of milk into his glass.
How many millilitres did Patrick pour into his glass?
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`25` |
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`250` |
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`750` |
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`4000` |
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`5000` |
A class is making ice-cubes for a science experiment.
One ice-cube container requires 0.35 litres of water to fill it.
How many millilitres of water would a student need to fill up one container?
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