🧠 Grade 5 Math Quiz · 6. Measurement

Millilitres Practice Questions

74 Grade 5 questions on Millilitres. Choose an answer to get instant feedback and a short explanation — the first 10 are free.

Millilitres are the metric unit used to measure:

Explanation: Hello my wonderful student! Millilitres (mL) are used to measure the capacity or volume of liquids. You are doing such a great job!

Which object is best measured in millilitres?

Explanation: A small glass usually holds about 200–300 millilitres.

How many millilitres are in 1 litre?

Explanation: Excellent work! 1 litre = 1000 millilitres.

A juice box usually holds about:

Explanation: Most juice boxes contain around 200–250 millilitres.

Convert 2000 millilitres to litres.

Explanation: 2000 ÷ 1000 = 2 litres.

The amount of medicine in a spoon is usually measured in:

Explanation: Medicine doses are often given in millilitres.

A small water bottle usually holds about:

Explanation: Most small bottles hold 500 millilitres.

Convert 750 millilitres to litres.

Explanation: 750 ÷ 1000 = 0.75 litres.

The amount of liquid in a teaspoon is about:

Explanation: A teaspoon holds approximately 5 millilitres.

Which unit is smaller than a millilitre?

Explanation: 1 millilitre = 1000 microlitres.

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