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(gal) = 4 quarts (qt) = 8 pints (pt) = 16 cups (c)  \nExample: 11 pt = 5 qt 1 pt  \nConvert the given measures to new units.  \n1. 13 pt =  gal  \n3. 1 c =  pt  \n5. 1 pt =  gal  \n7. 7 qt =  gal  \n9. 6 qt =  pt  \n11. 17 gal =  qt  \n13. 5 pt =  c  \n15. 3 pt =  c  \n17. 6 c =  qt  \n2. 14 qt =  gal  \n4. 18 qt =  pt  \n6. 17 qt =  c  \n8. 1 gal =  qt  \n10. 15 pt =  qt  \n12. 14 c =  gal  \n14. 5 qt =  pt  \n16. 14 gal =  qt  \n18. 19 gal =  qt  \nConvert between cups, pints, quarts & gallons  \nGrade 3 Measurement Worksheet  \nNote: 1 gallon (gal) = 4 quarts (qt) = 8 pints (pt) = 16 cups (c)  \nExample: 11 pt = 5 qt 1 pt  \nConvert the given measures to new units.  \n1. 13 pt =  1 gal 5 pt gal  2. 14 qt =  3 gal 2 qt gal  \n3. 1 c =  0 pt 1 c pt  4. 18 qt =  36 pt pt  \n5. 1 pt =  0 gal 1 pt gal  6. 17 qt =  68 c c  \n7. 7 qt =  1 gal 3 qt gal  8. 1 gal =  4 qt qt  \n9. 6 qt =  12 pt pt  10. 15 pt =  7 qt 1 pt qt  \n11. 17 gal =  68 qt qt  12. 14 c =  0 gal 14 c gal  \n13. 5 pt =  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