Chapter review

Original cumulative chapter practice to consolidate taught ideas.

Original cumulative chapter practice to consolidate taught ideas. Solutions are available as revealable feedback and in a separate complete answer key. No answer submissions or accounts are required.

Assessment · 26 questions

Questions

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A1
Express 840 cm as m and cm.
A2
Subtract 52 cm from 2 m 20 cm. Give mixed units.
A3
Express 4,250 m as km and m.
A4
Subtract 965 m from 2 km 20 m. Give mixed units.
A5
Express 3,875 mL as L and mL.
A6
Express 6,065 g as kg and g.
A7
A route is 5 km 375 m long. A walker finishes 1219 m of the route. How far remains? Express in km and m.
A8
Convert 2 m 75 cm into cm.
A9
Subtract 84 cm from 2 m 80 cm. Give mixed units.
A10
Convert 6 km 375 m into m.
A11
Subtract 382 m from 5 km 125 m. Give mixed units.
A12
Convert 6 L 875 mL into mL.
A13
Convert 4 kg 40 g into g.
A14
A route is 5 km 20 m long. A walker finishes 1312 m of the route. How far remains? Express in km and m.
A15
Express 855 cm as m and cm.
A16
Subtract 88 cm from 4 m 80 cm. Give mixed units.
A17
Express 4,055 m as km and m.
A18
Subtract 903 m from 8 km 375 m. Give mixed units.
A19
Express 8,875 mL as L and mL.
A20
Express 3,020 g as kg and g.
A21
A route is 7 km 55 m long. A walker finishes 1846 m of the route. How far remains? Express in km and m.
A22
Convert 2 m 50 cm into cm.
A23
Subtract 87 cm from 3 m 55 cm. Give mixed units.
A24
Convert 8 km 20 m into m.
A25
Explain how to subtract 70 cm from 5 m 20 cm without writing a negative number of centimeters.
A26
A student claims 4 m 50 cm means 450 m. What unit should the total use?

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