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Before a party, Ashley bought a tray of 24 water bottles; each bottle has a capacity of 12 oz. There are 30 guests. If each guest drinks 1 cup of water, is there enough water for all the guests?  \n2. Josh mixed 2 cartons of orange juice, 3 bottles of soda water and 6 cans of cocktail fruits to make a fruit punch for the Christmas party. Each carton of juice is 1 gallon and 3 quarts. Each soda water bottle contains 6 quarts. The cans of cocktail fruit are 2 pints each. How much (measured in gallons) of fruit punch did Josh made?  \n3. Emily made a pot of cream of pumpkin soup for thanksgiving dinner. She put 5 cups of cream in the soup. She poured the soup into 24 small soup bowls. How much cream (measured in oz) is used for each small bowl of soup?  \n4. There are two pitchers of lemonade in the fridge. There are 1.5 gallons of lemonade in one pitcher and 9 quarts of lemonade in the other pitcher. How many cups of lemonade are there in the fridge?  \n5. A person is supposed to drink half a gallon of water everyday. Abby drank 15 small cups of water today. If the capacity of the cup is 3.5 oz, how much more water does Abby need to drink today?  \n6. At a grocery store, tasting cups are used to let customers try anew brand of chicken stock. An ounce of chicken stock can fill up 5 tasting cups. Each carton of chicken stock is 16 oz. If 5,630 customers tried the chicken stocks in a day, they drank about   cartons of chicken stock.  \na. 70  \nb. 110  \nc. 350  \nReading and Math for K-5 © [www.k5learning.com](www.k5learning.com)  \nAnswers  \n1. 24 x 12 = 288  \nAshley bought 288 oz of water.  \n30 cups = 240 oz  \nThe guest will be drink 240 oz in total.  \nThere is enough water for all the guests.  \n2. 1 carton = 1 g + 3 qt = 7 qt = 14 pints  \n1 bottle = 6 qt = 12 pints  \n1 can = 2 pints  \n2 cartons + 3 bottles + 6 cans = 2(14) + 3(12) + 6(2) = 76 pints = 9.5 gallons  \nJosh made 9.5 gallons of fruit punch.  \n3. 5 x 8 oz = 40 oz  \n40 ÷ 24 = 53 = 1 23  \n1 23 oz of cream is used for each small bowl of soup.  \n4. 1.5 gallon = 6 quarts = 12 pints = 24 cups  \n9 quarts = 18 pints = 36 cups  \n24 + 36 = 60  \nThere are 60 cups of lemonade in the fridge.  \n5. 0.5 gallon = 64 oz  \n15 x 3.5 = 52.5 oz  \n64 – 52.5 = 11.5 oz  \nAbby needs to drink 11.5 oz more water.  \n6. 5,630 ÷ 5 = 1,126 oz of soup tasted.  \n1,126 ÷ 16 = 70.3 cartons Answer is (a) .  \nReading and Math for K-5 © [www.k5learning.com](www.k5learning.com)","cbCaidllRdvG2w7a","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidllRdvG2w7a","pdf",87520,"English","# Grade 5 Word Problems Worksheet\n## Unit Conversions (Mixed Units)\n## Practice Problems 1-6\n## Answers","[{\"question\":\"What unit equivalences does this worksheet provide for solving problems?\",\"answer\":\"It provides: 16 ounces = 2 cups = 1 pint; 2 pints = 1 quart; 4 quarts = 1 gallon.\"},{\"question\":\"How do students use the answers section in this worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"Students compare their results with the provided solution steps and final answers to confirm the correct conversions and calculations.\"},{\"question\":\"What types of real-life situations are included in the grade 5 problems?\",\"answer\":\"The problems involve making enough water for guests, mixing fruit punch ingredients, dividing soup cream among bowls, counting lemonade cups from pitchers, planning daily water intake, and estimating carton usage from tasting cups.\"}]","Capacity Word Problems - Grade 5 - Capacity Word Problems (Mixed Units) - Worksheet | PDF",1791791569]