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Unit conversions (metric and customary)

Math • Length, Weight & Capacity • Knowledge-Based • 5 questions

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5 Math practice questions on Unit conversions (metric and customary). Questions that assess core concepts and understanding.

Questions

  1. 1.

    A roll of ribbon has a length of 150 inches. Given that 1 inch = 2.54 centimeters and 1 meter = 100 centimeters, what is the length of the ribbon in meters?

    • A) 0.59 meters
    • B) 38.1 meters
    • C) 381 meters
    • D) 3.81 meters
  2. 2.

    A mineral sample has a mass of 0.075 kilograms0.075\text{ kilograms}. Given that 1 kilogram=1,000 grams1\text{ kilogram} = 1{,}000\text{ grams} and 1 gram=1,000 milligrams1\text{ gram} = 1{,}000\text{ milligrams}, what is the mass of the mineral sample in milligrams?

    • A) 75,000 milligrams75{,}000\text{ milligrams}
    • B) 7,500 milligrams7{,}500\text{ milligrams}
    • C) 750 milligrams750\text{ milligrams}
    • D) 75 milligrams75\text{ milligrams}
  3. 3.

    A freight container weighs 3.253.25 tons. Given that 1 ton=2,000 pounds1\text{ ton} = 2{,}000\text{ pounds} and 1 pound=16 ounces1\text{ pound} = 16\text{ ounces}, what is the weight of the container in ounces?

    • A) 52,000 ounces52{,}000\text{ ounces}
    • B) 104,000 ounces104{,}000\text{ ounces}
    • C) 65,000 ounces65{,}000\text{ ounces}
    • D) 6,500 ounces6{,}500\text{ ounces}
  4. 4.

    A container holds 3.53.5 gallons of liquid. Given that 1 gallon=4 quarts1\text{ gallon} = 4\text{ quarts}, 1 quart=2 pints1\text{ quart} = 2\text{ pints}, and 1 pint=16 fluid ounces1\text{ pint} = 16\text{ fluid ounces}, how many fluid ounces does the container hold?

    • A) 448448 fluid ounces
    • B) 224224 fluid ounces
    • C) 384384 fluid ounces
    • D) 512512 fluid ounces
  5. 5.

    A runner completes a distance of 4.54.5 miles. Given that 1 mile=1,760 yards1\text{ mile} = 1{,}760\text{ yards} and 1 yard=3 feet1\text{ yard} = 3\text{ feet}, how many feet did the runner complete?

    • A) 7,920 feet7{,}920\text{ feet}
    • B) 23,760 feet23{,}760\text{ feet}
    • C) 15,840 feet15{,}840\text{ feet}
    • D) 21,120 feet21{,}120\text{ feet}