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1 Name Math Class Measurement Conversion Practice 1. Mr. Sharp placed a turkey in the oven at 9:20 a.m. If the turkey takes 3 ¼ hours to cook, at what time should Mr. Sharp take the turkey out of the oven? 2. Mr. G. read his library book from 3:15-4:45 p.m. Miss Hong read her library book from 4:30-6:15 p.m. Who read for longer? How much longer did that person read? 3. The 4 th grade must be at Longwood Gardens by 9:55 a.m. It takes 32 minutes to travel from Glenwood Elementary to Longwood Gardens. What time should we leave Glenwood? 4. Write this time that is 15 minutes after the time shown. Give the answer in two different ways.
2 5. A window cleaner takes 1 hour to wash 10 windows at Glenwood. All the windows are the same size. About how long does the window cleaner take to wash 45 windows? 6. Mr. Bugosh has 20 cm. of green ribbon to wrap a gift. How many millimeters is the ribbon?
3 7. Mrs. Savonelli s roses need 2 weeks to grow 7 inches. Approximately how much do her roses grow each day? 8. Mrs. Carroll needs to mail a box of apples to her brother. The box cannot exceed a mass of one pound. If each apple has a mass of 4 ounces, what is the maximum number of apples that she can send? 9. A box contains 4 jars of pickles. The total mass of all 4 jars is 8 kg. What is the mass of each jar in grams? 10. Mrs. Fickes poured a two-liter carton of apple juice into cups that each held 500 ml. How many cups did he fill?
4 11. Mr. Walls has to choose a new practice room for strings students and he wants the room with the largest area. Which room should he choose? 9 feet 9 feet 10 feet 8 feet 12. Mr. Leahan would like to place a gate around the perimeter of his vegetable garden. How many feet should his gate be?
5 13. Mrs. Jackson ran a 5K last weekend. How many meters did she run? 14. Mrs. Hennessey used a 5 meter piece of string to make a kite. How many millimeters is her of string? 15. Mrs. Barry is moving to a new house. Her old house is 3 kilometers from the new house. How many meters is the old house from the new house? 16. Mr. Bucci bought 10 bananas. Each banana weighs 50 grams. If the price of the banana was $6.00 per kilogram, how much did Mr. Bucci pay for the bananas?
6 17. Miss Connors went to the store to buy two gallons of orange juice for a party. The story only sold orange juice in pints. How many pints does Miss Connors need to buy so that she has enough juice? 18. Mrs. Grace-Green needs 1 foot 6 inches of ribbon to make one Student of the Month badge. How much ribbon does she need to make four Student of the Month badges?
7 19. Mrs. Flebbe weighed a pumpkin and found that it had a mass of 1 kg. She cut the pumpkin and gave Mrs. Martin a 250 gram piece. How many grams did Mrs. Flebbe have left to make pumpkin soup? 20. Mrs. Lenton went to bed 40 minutes before the time shown. What time did Mrs. Lenton go to bed? 21. Mrs. Mathis bought a rug that was 4 feet long and 6 feet wide. The cost of the rug was $10 per square feet. How many square feet is the rug? What was the cost of the rug? 22. Mr. Bucci made Woody his own special Glenwood hoagie. He used ½ pound of bologna, ½ pound of ham, ¼ pound of salami, and ¼ pound of pepperoni. How many ounces of meat was used to make the Glenwood hoagie?
8 23. Mrs. Galinsky left Media, Pennsylvania at 10:45 a.m. She arrived in Ocean City, NJ at 12:15 p.m. How long did it take Mrs. Galinsky to travel to Ocean City? 24. Mrs. Vellios-Miller brought a beach towel that was 12 square feet to the beach. What is the possible dimensions of her beach towel? 25. Mr. Bost had a pepperoni pizza delivered to the beach at 2:15 p.m. It took 28 minutes for them to prepare and deliver the pizza. What time did he order the pizza?
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