Chapter 7 – Jugs and Mugs

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Page No 47:
Question 1:
Guess and then find out: – How many drops of lemon juice do you get from
half a lemon? ______________

– How many drops of lemon juice do you get from
a full lemon? ______________

– How many drops of lemon juice fill one
spoon? ______________

Answer:
Disclaimer: The answer may vary from student to student, based on his/her experience. It is highly recommended that the students prepare the answer on their own.
Page No 48:
Question 1:
For making 6 glasses of lemon drink ― – How many lemons will you need? ____________ – How many spoons of sugar will you take? ____________
Answer:
Disclaimer: The answer may vary from student to student, based on his/her experience. It is highly recommended that the students prepare the answer on their own.
Question 2:
Do you think it is easier to pour into a
glass from a
jug than a
bucket?



Answer:
Yes, it is easier to pour a liquid into a glass from a jug than that from a bucket.
Page No 49:
Question 1:
Nazim found that two
big glasses fill the
jug.
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Shabnam wants to buy one
jug full of lemon drink.
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How much does she need to pay? ____________
Answer:
Cost of 1 big glass of lemon drink= Rs 10 Cost of 2 big glasses of lemon drink= Rs 10
×2 =Rs 20
2 big glasses fill the jug of lemon drink, so, she needs to pay Rs 20 to buy one jug full of lemon drink.
Question 2:
Chaitra found that two
small glasses fill one
big glass.
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How many
small glasses of lemon drink will fill the
jug? ___________
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How many
small glasses will fill half the
jug?
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Answer:
Number of small glasses needed to fill the large glass = 2 Number of large glasses needed to fill the jug = 2 Number of small glasses needed to fill the jug = 2
×2 = 4 Thus, 4 small glasses of lemon drink will fill the jug. 2 small glasses of lemon drink will fill half the jug.
Page No 50:
Question 1:
Sunaina and Jaspreet brought different vessels from the kitchen. They had a
jug, a
glass, a
mug, a
pot and a
bowl. They filled each of these with a
cup.



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• Guess which vessel holds the least water. ____________ • Which vessel holds the most water? ___________ • Now, you collect different vessels from your kitchen. • Use the same
cup to fill each of them. • Count the number of cups of water each of them can hold. • First guess and then do it.

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Answer:
- The bowl will hold the least water.
- The jug will hold the most water.
Disclaimer: The purpose of this section is to make students observe their surroundings. The answer may vary from student to student, based on his/her experience. Some of the answers are provided here for reference.
Page No 51:
Question 1:
Ring the one which holds more water.

Answer:

Page No 52:
Question 1:
One day, Rani’s mother gave her a different
pot to take milk. Every day, Rani’s
pot would fill to the top. But today, Rani found that the
pot was not filled completely.




Answer:
No, Anil has not given Rani less milk. The pot
is large in size as compared to the pot
. That is why it was not completely filled.


Question 2:
Find out How much milk does your mother buy every day? ____________
Answer:
Disclaimer: The answer may vary from student to student, based on his/her observation. It is highly recommended that the students prepare the answer on their own.
Page No 55:
Question 1:
Water is Useful Find out how much water (in mugs or buckets) is used in your house for each of the following.

Answer:
Disclaimer: The answer may vary from student to student, based on his/her experience. It is highly recommended that the students prepare the answer on their own.
Question 2:

Answer:
Disclaimer: The purpose of this section is to encourage students to observe their surroundings. The answer may vary from student to student, based on his/her experience. It is highly recommended that the students prepare the answer on their own.
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