Which statement is a correct conversion from the list?

Which statement is a correct conversion from the list?

• A. 1 Tbsp equals 30 ml
• B. 2 Tbsp equals 30 ml
• C. 1 pint equals 500 ml
• D. 1 liter equals 4 quarts

Answer: (B)

In measuring ingredients, know the standard equivalences between common units. A tablespoon is about 15 milliliters, so two tablespoons equal about 30 milliliters. That makes the statement about 2 Tbsp matching 30 ml correct. The other options don’t fit because they mix up those standard amounts: one tablespoon is not 30 milliliters, it’s about 15 mL. A pint isn’t exactly 500 milliliters; in the common US measure, a pint is about 473 mL. And a liter isn’t four quarts; one liter is about 1.06 quarts, so four quarts equal roughly 3.785 liters.

In measuring ingredients, know the standard equivalences between common units. A tablespoon is about 15 milliliters, so two tablespoons equal about 30 milliliters. That makes the statement about 2 Tbsp matching 30 ml correct.

The other options don’t fit because they mix up those standard amounts: one tablespoon is not 30 milliliters, it’s about 15 mL. A pint isn’t exactly 500 milliliters; in the common US measure, a pint is about 473 mL. And a liter isn’t four quarts; one liter is about 1.06 quarts, so four quarts equal roughly 3.785 liters.