Conversions and Units
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Either paper 3 marks
Here are four metric units of length.
mm cm m km
Circle the unit that is most suitable for each measurement.
(a)Which unit is most suitable for measuring the length of a pencil?
(b)Which unit is most suitable for measuring the thickness of a coin?
(c)Which unit is most suitable for measuring the length of a tennis court?
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Either paper 1 markHere are four lengths.
Circle the shortest length.4.6 cm 0.074 km 0.38 m 63 mm -
Either paper 1 mark
Change 30 metres into centimetres.
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Either paper 1 mark
Write \(2\frac{1}{4}\) hours in minutes.
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Either paper 4 marks
The graph can be used to change between miles and kilometres.
(a)Use the graph to change \(20\) miles into kilometres.
(b)Use the graph to change \(8\) kilometres into miles.
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Either paper 4 marks
Priya has an old cookery book that measures liquids in pints, but the jug she owns is marked in litres.
The graph can be used to change between litres and pints.
(a)Use the graph to change \(20\) litres into pints.
(b)Use the graph to change \(21\) pints into litres.
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Either paper 3 marks(a)
Leila has \(3.3\) m of cord.
She cuts as many \(25\) cm pieces from it as she can.
Calculate how many pieces she cuts.
(b)Calculate the length of cord left over.
Give your answer in centimetres.
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Either paper 3 marks
The diagram shows a loaf of bread.
Find the total length of the loaf of bread.
Give your answer in centimetres.
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Either paper 3 marks
A drum holds \(6.7\) litres of paint.
\(3\) pots of paint are filled from the drum.
Each pot holds \(130\) millilitres of paint.
What volume of paint is left in the drum?
State the units of your answer.
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Either paper 4 marks(a)
\(1\) mile is the same as \(1.6\) kilometres.
Work out the number of kilometres in \(75\) miles.
(b)Work out the number of miles in \(24\) kilometres.
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(a) cm
(b) mm
(c) m - 4.6 cm
- \(3000\)
- \(135\)
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(a) \(32\ \text{km}\)
(b) \(5\ \text{miles}\) -
(a) \(35\ \text{pints}\)
(b) \(12\ \text{litres}\) -
(a) \(13\)
(b) \(5\ \text{cm}\) - \(33.6\ \text{cm}\)
- \(6.31\) litres
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(a) \(120\ \text{kilometres}\)
(b) \(15\ \text{miles}\)
Takes a couple of seconds the first time a sheet is made.