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Math in Focus Grade 2 Chapter 9 Practice 2 Answer Key Getting to Know Volume
Fill in the blanks.
Water is scooped out of a pail and poured into these containers. Each 
is one scoop.
Question 1.
Container ___ has the greatest amount of water.
Answer: Container S
Explanation:
Observe the picture carefully, there are 10 scoops in container S.
Now count all the scoops of containers. Compare to container S then you will get the answer.
container S has 10 scoops.
container T has 8 scoops.
container U has 9 scoops.
container V has 9 scoops.
Now compare each other, 10 is greater than 8 and 9.
So, container S is greater.
Question 2.
Container __ has the least amount of water.
Answer: container T
Explanation:
Observe the picture carefully, there are 8 scoops in container T.
Now count all the scoops of containers. Compare to a container T then you will get the answer.
container S has 10 scoops.
container T has 8 scoops.
container U has 9 scoops.
container V has 9 scoops.
Now compare each other, 8 is lesser than 10 and 9.
So, container T is lesser.
Question 3.
Containers ___ and ___ have the same amount of water.
Answer: container U and container V
Explanation:
Observe the picture carefully, there are 8 scoops in container T.
Now count all the scoops of containers. Compare to a container T then you will get the answer.
container S has 10 scoops.
container T has 8 scoops.
container U has 9 scoops.
container V has 9 scoops.
Now compare each other, container U and container V have the same scoops.
Question 4.
Container ___ has more water than Container U.
Answer: container S
Explanation:
Container S has 10 scoops.
Container U has 9 scoops.
Now compare both the scoops. 10 > 9.
So container S has more water than container U.
Question 5.
Container V has more water than Container ____.
Answer: container T
Explanation:
Now count the number of scoops present in container V and container T.
container V has 9 scoops.
container T has 8 scoops.
Therefore, 9 > 8.
So, container V has more than container T.
Fill in the blanks.
All the water in each container is used to fill the glasses.
Fill in the blanks.
Luisa fills glasses of the same size with all the water from the pitcher, flask, and mug.
Question 9.
The ____ has the most water.
Answer: flask
Explanation:
The flask is having 9 glasses of milk.
The mug is having 2 glasses of milk.
The pitcher is having 5 glasses of milk.
Now compare all the glasses and write which one is highest.
The highest number of glasses are 9 that is a flask.
Question 10.
The ____ has the least water.
Answer: mug.
Explanation:
The flask is having 9 glasses of milk.
The mug is having 2 glasses of milk.
The pitcher is having 5 glasses of milk.
Now compare all the glasses and write which one is least.
The least number of glasses are 2 that is a mug.
Question 11.
There are ___ more glasses of water in the flask than in the pitcher.
Answer: 4 glasses
Explanation:
The flask is having 9 glasses of milk.
The pitcher is having 5 glasses of milk.
The number of more glasses of water in the flask than in the pitcher=X
To get the answer, we need to subtract the number of glasses in the flask and the number of glasses in the pitch.
X=9-5
X=4
Therefore, 4 more glasses of water in the flask than pitch.
Question 12.
There are ___ fewer glasses of water in the mug than in the flask.
Answer: 7 glasses.
Explanation:
The number of glasses in the mug=2
The number of glasses in the flask=9
The number of fewer glasses of water in the mug than pitch=X
Subtract the number of glasses in the mug and the number of glasses in the flask.
X=9-2
X=7
Therefore, 7 glasses fewer in the mug than in the flask.
Question 13.
Order the pitcher, flask, and mug. Begin with the container that has the most water.
Answer:
The flask is having 9 glasses of milk.
The mug is having 2 glasses of milk.
The pitcher is having 5 glasses of milk.
It was like a descending order. We have to write from highest to least.
Fill in the blanks.
Brad fills glasses of the same size with all the water from Kettle A, Kettle B, Kettle C, and Kettle D.
Question 14.
Kettle ___ had the most water.
Answer: Kettle A
Explanation:
Observe the picture carefully, count all the glasses of kettle A, B, C, D.
Kettle A has 12 glasses.
Kettle B has 7 glasses.
Kettle C has 6 glasses.
Kettle D has 10 glasses.
Now compare all the glasses and write the highest number of glasses present to a kettle.
Therefore, Kettle A is having more glasses of water than others.
Question 15.
Kettle ____ had the least water.
Answer: Kettle B
Explanation:
Observe the picture carefully, count all the glasses of kettle A, B, C, D.
Kettle A has 12 glasses.
Kettle B has 7 glasses.
Kettle C has 6 glasses.
Kettle D has 10 glasses.
Now compare all the glasses and write the least number of glasses present to a kettle.
Therefore, Kettle B is having fewer glasses of water than others.
Question 16.
Kettle A had ___ more glasses of water than Kettle B
Answer: 5 glasses more.
Explanation:
Kettle A is having 12 glasses.
Kettle B is having 7 glasses.
To know the number of more glasses than kettle B, we need to subtract the number of glasses of kettle A and the number of glasses in kettle B then we get the answer.
The number of glasses more than kettle B=X
X=12-7
X=5
Therefore, kettle A had 5 more glasses of water than kettle B.
Question 17.
Kettle C had 4 fewer glasses of water than Kettle ____
Answer: kettle D
Explanation:
Kettle C is having 6 glasses.
Kettle D is having 10 glasses.
In the question asked kettle C is having 4 fewer glasses than another kettle. Assume it as X.
To get the result, add 4 to the kettle C
X=6+4
X=10
Kettle D is having 10 glasses.
Therefore, kettle C had fewer glasses of water than kettle D.