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CBSE · Class 5 · Mathematics

Weight and Capacity

Standard difficulty · 20 questions · 40 marks

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Show your working for Sections B and C. Answers are on the last page — try every question first!

Section A — Choose the correct answer8 × 1 = 8 marks
1.
4 kg 41 g = ? g
  1. 4,141 g
  2. 4,410 g
  3. 4,041 g
  4. 441 g
2.
4 l 37 ml = ? ml
  1. 4,037 ml
  2. 4,137 ml
  3. 437 ml
  4. 4,370 ml
3.
9 g 200 mg = ? mg
  1. 9,210 mg
  2. 9,300 mg
  3. 9,100 mg
  4. 9,200 mg
4.
Which sign goes in the box? 6 l 25 ml ☐ 625 ml
  1. =
  2. <
  3. >
  4. +
5.
1 kg =
  1. 1,000 g
  2. 10 g
  3. 100 g
  4. 10,000 g
6.
Which unit is best for the weight of a sack of wheat at a mandi?
  1. mg
  2. quintal
  3. g
  4. ml
7.
How many 200 ml glasses can be filled from 3 l of juice?
  1. 25
  2. 12
  3. 16
  4. 15
8.
11 kg 580 g + 12 kg 658 g =
  1. 24 kg 138 g
  2. 24 kg 238 g
  3. 23 kg 238 g
  4. 25 kg 238 g
Section B — Short answer8 × 2 = 16 marks
9.
Write 2,085 g in kg and g.
10.
Write 5,911 ml in l and ml.
11.
How many quintals are there in 40 tonnes?
12.
Subtract: 34 l 800 ml − 33 l 82 ml
13.
5 × 5 l 890 ml = ?
14.
44 kg 100 g is shared equally into 9 bags. How much goes into each?
15.
The price of apples is ₹24 a kg. What do 10 kg 250 g cost?
16.
3 kg of apples costs ₹159. What does 12 kg cost?
Section C — Word problems4 × 4 = 16 marks
17.
Arjun buys 3 kg 750 g of dal, 3 kg 150 g of apples, 2 kg 650 g of flour. (a) What is the total weight? (b) Write it in grams. (c) The bag can hold 9 kg. Will everything fit?
18.
A water tank holds 3,300 l. A family uses 220 l a day. (a) For how many full days will a full tank last? (b) How much water is left after those days? (c) How much water does the family use in a week?
19.
A hostel kitchen uses 200 g of flour for each child a day. There are 11 children. (a) How much flour is used in a day? (b) In 5 days? Write both in kg and g. (c) How many 5 kg bags are needed for 5 days?
20.
A shop has 23 bottles of 250 ml milk. (a) How much milk is there in ml? (b) Write it in l and ml. (c) How many glasses of 100 ml can be filled, and how much is left?
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Weight and Capacity · AW-5M-WAC-2026-V1 · For parents — fold back or tear off before handing the sheet to your child.

QAnswerWorking
1(c) 4,041 g4 kg = 4,000 g; add 41 g
2(a) 4,037 ml4 l = 4,000 ml; add 37 ml
3(d) 9,200 mg1 g = 1,000 mg
4(c) >6 l 25 ml = 6,025 ml
5(a) 1,000 g—
6(b) quintal—
7(d) 153 l = 3,000 ml; 3,000 ÷ 200
8(b) 24 kg 238 g11,580 g + 12,658 g = 24,238 g
92 kg 85 g1,000 g = 1 kg
105 l 911 ml1,000 ml = 1 l
11400 quintals1 tonne = 10 quintals
121 l 718 ml34,800 − 33,082 = 1,718 ml
1329 l 450 ml5 × 5,890 ml = 29,450 ml
144 kg 900 g44,100 ÷ 9
15₹24610 kg = ₹240; 250 g = ₹6
16₹63612 kg is 4 times 3 kg
17(a) 9 kg 550 g; (b) 9,550 g; (c) Nochange everything to grams first
18(a) 15; (b) 0 l; (c) 1,540 l3,300 ÷ 220 = 15 remainder 0
19(a) 2 kg 200 g; (b) 11 kg; (c) 3200 × 11 = 2,200 g
20(a) 5,750 ml; (b) 5 l 750 ml; (c) 57 glasses, 50 ml left23 × 250