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How do these U.S. customary units of liquid volume compare? Drag and drop the volume measures so they are in order from smallest to largest. cup pint quart
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How do these U.S. customary units of liquid volume compare? Drag and drop the volume measures so they are in order from smallest to largest.
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it should go cup pint quart.
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