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Help Please!! What is the appropriate measure for measuring a pitcher of iced tea? Liter Kiloliter Milliliter Centiliter I think it's Liter
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What is the appropriate measure for measuring a pitcher of iced tea?
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I think it's Liter
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Liter is the correct answer.
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liter. the others are too small or too big
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