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Nelson Education Ltd. > Higher Education > Making Math Meaningful to Canadian Students, K-8 > Student Resources > Review Questions > Chapter 16

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Chapter 16: Measuring Capacity, Volume, Mass, Time, and Angle

  1. Is it possible to define volume without using units? Explain.
  2. In what ways are a ruler and a measuring cup similar measurement tools?
  3. Why might measuring mass be particularly difficult for the visual learner?
  4. Why might someone see the use of a bathroom scale to measure mass as somewhat abstract?
  5. What misconceptions are students likely to bring to the measurement of angles? How can you minimize the likelihood that these misconceptions remain with students?

 

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