πagarwalmath · 3rd grade · Common Core 3.MD.A.2
🪣 Grams & liters stories
Liquid volume and mass (L, g, kg)
Name: ______________________Date: ____________
1One jug of water holds 69 liters. Another holds 62 liters. How many liters is that altogether?
Answer: ______________ liters
2A pot holds 11 liters. It has 9 liters of soup in it. How many more liters will fill the pot?
Answer: ______________ liters
3Maya pours 72 liters of juice equally into 9 jugs. How many liters go in each jug?
Answer: ______________ liters
4Sam pours 6 liters of juice equally into 3 jugs. How many liters go in each jug?
Answer: ______________ liters
5Benny the Bear pours 50 liters of juice equally into 5 jugs. How many liters go in each jug?
Answer: ______________ liters
6Rocket Raj fills 4 buckets with 9 liters of water each. How many liters is that?
Answer: ______________ liters
7Fifi the Fox pours 15 liters of juice equally into 3 jugs. How many liters go in each jug?
Answer: ______________ liters
8Lily fills 6 buckets with 5 liters of water each. How many liters is that?
Answer: ______________ liters
9A bag of flour holds 8 kilograms. Sam uses 5 kilograms. How many kilograms are left?
Answer: ______________ kilograms
10A jug of water holds 92 liters. Comet Kim uses 57 liters. How many liters are left?
Answer: ______________ liters
11One box of raisins holds 501 grams. Another holds 165 grams. How many grams is that altogether?
Answer: ______________ grams
12A pot holds 100 liters. It has 2 liters of soup in it. How many more liters will fill the pot?
Answer: ______________ liters
Answer key: Grams & liters stories
- 1. 131 liters
- 2. 2 liters
- 3. 8 liters
- 4. 2 liters
- 5. 10 liters
- 6. 36 liters
- 7. 5 liters
- 8. 30 liters
- 9. 3 kilograms
- 10. 35 liters
- 11. 666 grams
- 12. 98 liters
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