Measurement
Fahrenheit and Celsius conversions
Practice sixteen Fahrenheit/Celsius conversions in either direction or eight of each, with optional formulas and negative-temperature ranges.
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Reading a thermometer
Read ten thermometers over four selectable signed ranges in Fahrenheit or Celsius, including odd-degree values halfway between 2-degree marks.
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Read each thermometer to the nearest degree.
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Interpret a vertical temperature scale with positive, zero and negative readings.
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A thermometer column ends halfway between 18° and 20°. What is the reading?
19°
The printed marks are 2 degrees apart, so the halfway position represents the odd integer between them.
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- Identify the selected minimum and maximum before counting.
- Use the 10-degree labels as anchors.
- Treat Fahrenheit and Celsius here as scale labels; this activity does not convert between them.
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