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ALL Module 9 Notes Taking Guides

The document provides a comprehensive guide on note-taking strategies for converting units of measurement in various contexts, including time, capacity, weight, and length. It includes practice problems and step-by-step instructions using a word bank to facilitate understanding. Additionally, it covers the metric system and customary units, emphasizing the importance of knowing when to multiply or divide during conversions.
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ALL Module 9 Notes Taking Guides

The document provides a comprehensive guide on note-taking strategies for converting units of measurement in various contexts, including time, capacity, weight, and length. It includes practice problems and step-by-step instructions using a word bank to facilitate understanding. Additionally, it covers the metric system and customary units, emphasizing the importance of knowing when to multiply or divide during conversions.
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MODULE 9 NOTE TAKING GUIDES

9.01 Note Taking Guide

1.​ Convert means to

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

2.​ Use the WORD BANK below to complete the STEPS to convert from one unit of measurement
to another:
Word Bank:

EQUAL multiply multiplication

divide MORE division

A.​ If the known amount is the larger unit of measure, __________. If the known amount is
the smaller unit of measure, ______________.

B.​ Think about how many of the smaller units of measure are ____________ to one of the
larger units of measure.

C.​ Using the relationship between the two units of measure, complete the ____________
or ____________ equation. Keep in mind that sometimes there might be _________
than one step.
3.​ This saying reminds you that when converting from something large (like a horse) to
something small (like a fly), you____________. When converting from something small (like a
fly) to something large (like a horse), you _____________.

4.​ Units of time can be represented as fractions or decimals. Let’s Practice!


A.​ There are ___ minutes in an hour.

B.​ ¼ of an hour is ____minutes.

C.​ 60 ÷ 4= ____

D.​ ¼ of an hour is the same as .25 of an hour.

E.​ ½ of an hour is ____minutes.

F.​ 60 ÷ 2= _____

G.​ ½ of an hour is the same as .5 of an hour.

H.​ ¾ of an hour is ___ minutes.

I.​ If ¼ of an hour is 15 minutes, ¾ or 15 x 3= ____ minutes.

J.​ ¾ of an hour is the same as .75 of an hour.

Practice Problems
How many minutes are equal to 3 days? A movie marathon lasted for 72 hours. How
many days did the marathon last?

How many weeks are in 4 ¼ Lola spent 1 ½ hours working on a puzzle.


years? On Sunday, she spent 45 minutes on the
puzzle. How many seconds did Lola work on
the puzzle in all?

9.02 Note Taking Guide

1.​ Capacity means

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________
2.​ Use the WORD BANK below to complete the STEPS to convert from one unit of measurement
to another:
Word Bank:

EQUAL multiply multiplication

divide MORE division

A.​ If the known amount is the larger unit of measure, __________. If the known amount is
the smaller unit of measure, ______________.
B.​ Think about how many of the smaller units of measure are ____________ to one of the
larger units of measure.
C.​ Using the relationship between the two units of measure, complete the ____________
or ____________ equation. Keep in mind that sometimes there might be
_________than one step.

3.​ This saying reminds you when converting from something large (like a horse) to something
small (like a fly), you____________. When converting from something small (like a fly) to
something large (like a horse), you _____________.

4.​ Customary units of capacity can be represented with a fraction. Let’s Practice!

1 ½ cups = ________ ounces

2 ¼ gallons= ________ quarts

1 ¾ gallons= ________ quarts

2 ½ pints = _______ cups

3 ¼ cups =_______ ounces


Practice Problems

How many fluid ounces are equal to 7 cups? How many pints are equal to 16 quarts?

Corey’s fish tank holds 12 gallons of water. Nova made fruit punch for a party. She mixed
How many pints of water does the fish tank 1 gallon of orange juice, 3 quarts of
hold? pineapple juice, 2 pints of cranberry juice,
and 8 cups of sparkling water. How many
quarts did she make in all?

9.03 Note Taking Guide

1.​ A _____________ is the smallest unit of measure for weight in the customary system.

2.​ When converting, 16 ounces is equal to ____________, and 2,000 pounds is equal to _____________.

3.​ In order from smallest to largest, the units for weight are _____________,
_______________, and _______________.

4.​ The abbreviations for customary units of weight are:

a.​ ounces = ______________

b.​ pound = ______________

5.​ Summarize the three steps you should follow to convert between units of measure in the same system:
●​

●​
●​

Use the conversion chart to complete the following table. Check your answers within the lesson!

9.04 Note Taking Guide

1.​ Fill in the blanks to show the conversions for the customary system of length.

2.​ Fill in the steps to convert between units

a.​ If the known amount is the larger unit of measure, you ________. If the known amount is the
smaller unit of measure, you _________.
b.​ Think about how many of the smaller units of measure are equal to _________ of the larger
units of measure.

c.​ Using the relationship between the two units of measure, complete the ______________ or
________________ equation. Sometimes there might be more than one step.

3.​ Use this space to work out the Example 2 problem on Page 2:
There is a 3-foot-long piece of fabric. The designer cuts off 6 inches. How long is the fabric now?

Tom thinks the fabric is 2 feet 4 inches long. Tory thinks the fabric is 2 feet 6 inches long. Who is
correct?

9.05 Note Taking Guide

1.​ In the metric system the names of the units have two parts- the prefix and the name of the unit.
The names of the units are meters, _______, and grams.

2.​ ___________ measure length

3.​ ___________ measure capacity

4.​ Grams measure ________


Multiply or Divide?
5.​ large → small= _______

6.​ Small → large= _______

7.​ The saying “Kangaroo Hal _______ Underwater Despite ________ Monsters” can help you
remember the order of the prefixes.

Abbreviations for measurements


8.​ millimeter = ____ centimeter=____ meter=____ kilometer=_____

9.​ To convert 3.25 centimeters to meters, you are going from a smaller unit to a larger unit so you
have to ________.

10.​Centimeters to meters is _____ steps on the metric system staircase. This means divide by 10
two times or _____.

11.​Dividing by two, you can move the decimal point _____ two places.

12.​3.25 ÷ ____ = 0.0325

Abbreviations for Capacity


13.​Milliliter= ___ liter=____

14.​To convert 3.1 liters to milliliters, you multiply by _____ because it is ___ steps away, 10 x 10 x
10.

15.​Move the decimal place one place value to the ______ each time you multiply by 10. To
multiply 3.1 by 1,000, move the decimal point ______ places to the right.

16.​3.1 liters= __________milliliters

Abbreviations for Mass


17.​milligram = ____ gram=___ kilogram= _____

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