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Objective: To generate a comfort with the use of the metric system in order to convert simple quantities and compare given quantities.

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Pick from among the three activities -  Milli-, Centi-, and Kilo-; Matching Pairs; and Ranking Tasks.

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Milli-, Centi, & Kilo- 3 Questions Express an understanding of the meaning of these three commonly-used Greek prefixes.

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Matching Pairs 2 Questions Match 4 pairs of metric quantities that are equivalent in size.

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Ranking Tasks 3 Questions Rank three quantities in terms of their size - largest, smallest, and middlest.

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one-millionth (1/1000000-th), one-thousandth (1/1000-th), one-hundredth (1/100-th), one-tenth (1/10-th), ten (10), one-hundred (100), one-thousand (1000), one million (1000 000)

So if an object is determined to have a volume of 20 milliliters, then it is equivalent to ________ of a liter.

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Complete the following statements. Metric units often used Greek prefixes. The Greek prefix milli means _________.

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Tap on the buttons to rank each of the three measurements.

Rank the following quantities in terms of their size - largest, smallest, and middlest.

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