AQA · Mathematics · 8300
GCSE Maths: Units: types of metric and imperial unit
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What physical quantity does a stone measure?
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Mass
What physical quantity does a kilometre measure?
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Length
What physical quantity does a pint measure?
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Capacity
What physical quantity does a tonne measure?
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Mass
What is a suitable metric unit to measure the distance between two cities?
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Kilometre (km)
What is a suitable metric unit to measure the capacity of a bucket?
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Litre (L)
What is a suitable imperial unit to measure the height of a lamp?
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Feet or inches
What is a suitable imperial unit to measure the mass of a dog?
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Pounds (lb) or stone
What is a suitable metric unit to measure a spoonful of medicine?
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Millilitres (ml)
What is a suitable metric unit to measure the length of an ant?
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Millimetres (mm)
What is a suitable metric unit to measure the mass of an aircraft?
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Tonnes
What is a suitable imperial unit to measure the length of a football pitch?
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