Volume Conversion Basics Quiz

Questions and Answers

How many cc are in 1 oz?

40 cc

30 cc (correct)

20 cc

10 cc

How many cc are in 4 oz of coffee?

120 cc

What is the cc equivalent of 8 oz of water?

240 cc

How many cc are in 2 oz of milk?

60 cc Signup and view all the answers

How many cc are in 16 oz of diet coke?

480 cc Signup and view all the answers

4 oz of water is equal to 120 cc.

True Signup and view all the answers

What is the cc equivalent of 10 oz of sprite?

300 cc Signup and view all the answers

Match the following measurement conversions:

4 oz of coffee = 120 cc 2 oz of juice = 60 cc 6 oz of water = 180 cc 10 oz of juice = 300 cc Signup and view all the answers

What is the cc equivalent of 6 oz of ensure?

180 cc Signup and view all the answers

0 oz of milk equals 30 cc.

False Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Conversion Basics

1 milliliter (ml) is equivalent to 1 cubic centimeter (cc).
The conversion factor for ounces to cc is: 1 oz = 30 cc.

Common Examples

4 oz of coffee equals 120 cc (4 x 30).
8 oz of water equals 240 cc (8 x 30).
2 oz of milk equals 60 cc (2 x 30).

Equal Volumes

4 oz of coffee equates to 120 cc.
4 oz of water also equates to 120 cc.
4 oz of milk similarly equals 120 cc.
2 oz of juice is 60 cc.
1 oz of coke is 30 cc.

Larger Volumes

16 oz of diet coke amounts to 480 cc.
12 oz of iced tea equals 360 cc.

Similar Measurements

10 oz of sprite equals 300 cc.
10 oz of water also equals 300 cc.
4 oz of water returns to 120 cc.
10 oz of juice is again 300 cc.

Mixed Measurements

2 oz of milk equals 60 cc.
4 oz of water remains 120 cc.
10 oz of pop equals 300 cc.
6 oz of Ensure amounts to 180 cc.
2 oz of water equals 60 cc.
0 oz of milk equals 0 cc.

Additional Quantities

3 oz of juice converts to 90 cc.
6 oz of water amounts to 180 cc.
4 oz of tea equals 120 cc.
2 oz of juice is still referenced as 60 cc.
6 oz of coke equals 180 cc.

Description

Test your understanding of basic volume conversions between ounces and cubic centimeters. This quiz covers common examples, equal volumes, and larger measurements, ensuring you grasp these fundamental concepts. Are you ready to convert?