🧠 Grade 2 Math Quiz · Measurement - Capacity

Capacity Practice Questions

70 Grade 2 questions on Capacity. Choose an answer to get instant feedback and a short explanation — the first 10 are free.

Which container can hold the most water?

Explanation: A big bucket can hold much more water than the others. Great thinking!

When a glass is filled to the top, we say it is:

Explanation: When there is no space left, the glass is full.

Which holds more: a teaspoon or a tablespoon?

Explanation: A tablespoon holds more than a teaspoon.

You pour water from a small bottle into a big jug. The jug can hold:

Explanation: The big jug can hold more water.

Which unit is used to measure the capacity of a swimming pool?

Explanation: We use litres to measure large amounts like a pool.

A glass is half full of juice. How much juice is in the glass?

Explanation: Half full means half of the glass has juice.

Which container has the smallest capacity?

Explanation: A spoon holds the least amount.

You have two bottles. One holds 1 litre and the other holds 500 millilitres. Which holds more?

Explanation: 1 litre is more than 500 millilitres.

When you fill a watering can completely, it is:

Explanation: Full means it cannot hold any more water.

Which holds more water: a teacup or a large bowl?

Explanation: A large bowl has greater capacity.

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