Units of Measure & Conversions — Assessment

1. An item is stocked in bottles. A cashier tries to sell 2.5 of it. What happens?

It is rounded to 2 It is refused — bottles are a whole unit It is rounded to 3 It sells and stock falls by 2.5

2. How many decimal places can a quantity have for an item stocked in kilograms?

One None Unlimited Up to three

3. An item holds 12.5 kg and someone tries to change its unit to bag. What does AWRA do?

Rounds the stock to 13 Deletes the fractional half Converts 12.5 kg into bags automatically Refuses until the stock is adjusted to a whole number

4. An item is stocked in pcs and the supplier delivers 10 cartons of 24. How should it be checked in?

As a new carton item As 10 kg As 10 pcs As 240 pcs, the pieces the cartons hold

5. You change an item from pcs to kg while it holds 40. What does the stock read afterwards?

Zero 40 kg — the quantity is relabelled, not converted, so count and adjust it The change is refused The weight of 40 pieces, converted automatically

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