Can You Pass The Basic Unit Conversion Test?

mikeyparry, MOST of these measurements were used in all countries of British Empire - NOT just Nth America. In Australia as a kid at school in 1950's we were taught only Imperial measures.

Most of the world no longer use a lot of these antiquated measures! Some of them were never used anywhere in the world apart from North America!

The list of answers showed "0.001". NOT the correct answer of 0.01 !!!!!

8/10. Don’t agree with centigrade/ Fahrenheit answer. Accept that actual temperature of 1 degree C is equal to 33.8F , BUT that is not the answer to the actual question.

The metric system came to Canada long after I went to school and it still confuses me...I know the basics of the metric system and find myself converting it to the measurements I know, lol.

Most of the world no longer use a lot of these antiquated measures! Some of them were never used anywhere in the world apart from North America!

mikeyparry, NOT correct as many of those units were used in Australia and UK plus most British Commonwealth countries

Judy McGuire, Nope. It's 16.

Perk, 😆

Ken Brown, I agree.

R Yancey, NO, it is just 1.8. One is not asked to convert Ferenheit to Centigrade.

Didn't finish 1 degree Centigrade = (1 X 1.8) + 32 or 33.8 degrees Ferenheit.

To Ken Brown Centigrade to Ferenheit conversion is degrees Centigrade X 9/5 or 1.8 plus 32. 1 degree Centigrade = 1 X 1.8)

In Australia it is 4 teaspoons to a tablespoon. Out tablespoon measure is 20mls.