Class 3 Maths Worksheet: Measurement
The method (Big unit to small: multiply): 1 m = 100 cm, 1 km = 1000 m, 1 kg = 1000 g, 1 L = 1000 mL. Big unit → small unit: multiply. Small unit → big unit: divide. 2 m 35 cm = 200 cm + 35 cm = 235 cm. Choose the unit by size: a pencil in cm, a road in km, a toffee in g, a bucket of water in L.
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- 1.A blue ribbon is 47 cm long and a green ribbon is 58 cm long. What is their total length (in cm)?
- 2.4 km = ? m
- 3.4 m 73 cm = ? cm
- 4.A jug has 900 mL of milk. 500 mL is poured into a glass. How many mL of milk are left in the jug?
- 5.7 L 350 mL = ? mL
- 6.A blue ribbon is 36 cm long and a white ribbon is 24 cm long. What is their total length (in cm)?
- 7.4000 g = ? kg
- 8.3 m 30 cm = ? cm
- 9.5000 g = ? kg
- 10.7 km 200 m = ? m
- 11.6 m = ? cm
- 12.8 L 100 mL = ? mL
- 13.7 L = ? mL
- 14.9 m = ? cm
- 15.4 kg = ? g
- 16.9000 mL = ? L
- 17.Which unit would you use to measure the length of a pencil? (a) g (b) mL (c) cm
- 18.A red ribbon is 32 cm long and a pink ribbon is 22 cm long. What is their total length (in cm)?
- 19.Which unit would you use to measure the length of a train journey? (a) L (b) g (c) km
- 20.8 kg = ? g
- 21.7 L 250 mL = ? mL
- 22.6 L = ? mL
- 23.300 cm = ? m
- 24.A white ribbon is 40 cm long and a blue ribbon is 46 cm long. What is their total length (in cm)?
- 25.6 kg = ? g
- 26.3 m 93 cm = ? cm
- 27.A jug has 950 mL of milk. 700 mL is poured into a glass. How many mL of milk are left in the jug?
- 28.1 km 400 m = ? m
- 29.2 L 250 mL = ? mL
- 30.Which unit would you use to measure the height of a door? (a) mL (b) g (c) m
- 31.7 kg 400 g = ? g
- 32.1 m 1 cm = ? cm
- 33.8 m 44 cm = ? cm
- 34.Which unit would you use to measure the length of a cricket pitch? (a) kg (b) m (c) g
- 35.8000 mL = ? L
- 36.A jug has 850 mL of milk. 800 mL is poured into a glass. How many mL of milk are left in the jug?
- 37.A jug has 700 mL of milk. 550 mL is poured into a glass. How many mL of milk are left in the jug?
- 38.Which unit would you use to measure the weight of a watermelon? (a) km (b) kg (c) L
- 39.8 L = ? mL
- 40.9 km 300 m = ? m
Answer key
- 105
- 4000
- 473
- 400
- 7350
- 60
- 4
- 330
- 5
- 7200
- 600
- 8100
- 7000
- 900
- 4000
- 9
- cm
- 54
- km
- 8000
- 7250
- 6000
- 3
- 86
- 6000
- 393
- 250
- 1400
- 2250
- m
- 7400
- 101
- 844
- m
- 8
- 50
- 150
- kg
- 8000
- 9300
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