This document provides an e-learning module on measuring and calculating volume of liquids. It includes objectives, explanations of millilitres and litres, examples of adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing volumes, and word problems applying these concepts to real-life situations. The document uses tables, examples and interactive elements to teach the user about units of volume.

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OBJECTIVE
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4. WHAT I WILL KNOW??
 I ABLE TO MEASURE, COMPARE AND
ESTIMATE VOLUME OF LIQUID
 I WILL UNDERSTAND THE RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN LITRES AND MILLILITRES
 I ABLE TO ADD,SUBTRACT,MULTIPLY AND
DIVIDE UNITS OF VOLUME OF LIQUID
 I WILL USE VOLUME OF LIQUID IN REAL-LIFE
SITUATIONS.
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5. MENU EXIT
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Read scales to the nearest division.
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Emphasise that measuring
265.8 ml should start from the ‘0’ mark of
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the measuring cylinder
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90ml
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Hey Aikong were u going ah??
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B
Aikong ah i want a bottle of coke
lah..so hotlah
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Hey Amin wat is that 500 ml and 1ml?
What that mean?
Oh ya.
Oklah Amin. U want 500 ml or
1ml?
I went to my dad shop lah!!.
Why Amin? Anything?
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A Aiyoo, wat lah you Amin? That’s also
u don’t know ah?
B
Amin like this. The symbol ml
represents mililitre and l represents
1 litre

8. B
That mean value for ml and l is
A
different ah?
B
I cant understand
Aikong.
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Oh that mean litre
contain much coke then
500 ml. is it i m rite??
Yup really. l much then ml
B
Amin like this 1l = 1000ml
A
B
Yup you got it man.
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9. MEASURE AND RECORD VOLUME OF
LIQUID
B B
A A
B B
1 1
ADD 5ML ADD 10ML
25ML 30ML 40ML
After adding 5 ml and 10ml of water two times, the reading is 40ml
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10. COMPARE THE VOLUMES OF TWO
LIQUIDS
B B
Jessi has 2.5 l of water.
A A
Amesh has 3l of water. Jessi
3
3
B B
has 0.5l less water than
1 1
Amesh
2
2
1
1
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11. So, from explanition from Aikong we can
learn that 1ml = 1000ml? But how that
got it?
B B
A A
B B
1 l = 1 x 1000ml = 1000ml
2 2
2 l = 2 x 1000ml = 2000 ml
½ l = 0.5 x 1000ml = 500ml
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12. B
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LITRES A
AND MILLILITRES B
2
200ml x 5=1000ML 1000ML
B
A
B
2
200ML
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13. ADD, SUBTRACT,MULTIPLY AND
DIVIDE VOLUME OF LIQUID
B B
SUBTRACT
A A
B B
ADD
MULTIPLY
3 3
DIVIDE
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14. ADD SUBTRACT MULTIPLY DIVIDE
310 L + 120 L=
30 L + 20 L =
B B
A A
B B
310 L
30 L
3 3
+ 120 L
+ 20 L
50 L 430 L
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15. SUBTRACT
ADD MULTIPLY DIVIDE
210 L - 20 L=
45 L – 33 L =
B B
A A
B B
210 L
45 L
3 3
- 20 L
- 33 L
12 L 190 L
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16. MULTIPLY
ADD SUBTRACT DIVIDE
45 L X 3 = 210 L X 2 =
B B
A A
B B
45 L 210 L
3 3
X3 X 2
135 L 420 L
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17. DIVIDE
ADD SUBTRACT MULTIPLY
35 L 5 = 7L 200 ML 2 = 100 ML
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B B
100 ML
5 35
A A
2 200 ML
B B
-35 - 200
000
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3 3
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18. USE VOLUME OF LIQUID IN
REAL–LIFE SITUATIONS
A bottle holds 1 l of mango juice. Imran and his 3 friends
Share the amount of mango juice equally. How much does
Each one get to drink?
B B
1 l X 1000ML = 1000ML
A A
250ML
4 1000 ML
B B
- 1000
4 4
0
= 250 ML
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MEASURE, COMPARE AND ESTIMATE VOLUME OF LIQUID
50 ml
_______ ml
40 ml
70 ml
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800 l
_______ l 700 l
900 l
1000 l
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The volume of orange
juice is _________
less than the volume
of apple juice.
5 ml 10 ml 20 ml 30 ml
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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LITRES AND MILLILITRES
5l =
50 ml 500 ml 5000 ml 5 ml
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6l =
6 ml 60 ml 600 ml 6000 ml
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7000 ml =
7000 l 700 l 70 l 7l
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ADDITION, SUBTRACTION, MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION
INVOLVING VOLUMES OF LIQUIDS
ADDITION
58 l + 129 l = __________
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187 l 171 l 178 l 188 l
123 l + 20 l = __________
107 l 103 l 143 l 147 l
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500 ml + 100 ml = __________
500 ml 600 ml 700 ml 800 ml
80 ml + 20 ml = __________
100 ml 10 ml 1000 ml 100 ml
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22L – 15L = _______________L 212L – 20L = _______________L
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8 182
9 192
10 100
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2L – 1500ML = _______________ML 6L – 700ML = _______________ML
50 4500
5 4.5
500 5300
0.5 5.3
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200ML X 2 = _______________ML 330ML X 5 = _______________ML
4 1654
400 1564
0.4 5160
0.5 1650
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0.4L X 4 = _______________ML
0. 2L X 6 = _______________ML
1200 1.6
1.2 160
500 1060
5 1600
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200ML 2 = _______________ML 465ML 5 = _______________ML
100 90
1 85
1.0 95
1000 10
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3L 2 = _______________ML 6L 2 = _______________ML
15 3
1500 300
1450 3000
450 1500
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A cup contains 240 ml of milk. 4 cups
of milk are poured into a jug. How
much milk is in the jug now?
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A bottle has 125 ml of juice. How
much juice is there in 7 bottles?
A tank has 275 l of water. Johan
pumps another 325 l of water into the
tank. How many litres of water are
there in the tank?
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