Question 62

There are 64 ounces in 2 quarts.

To convert quarts to ounces, it is essential to know that 1 quart equals 32 ounces. Therefore, multiplying 32 ounces by 2 quarts results in 64 ounces.

A) 8 ounces

This option is incorrect because 8 ounces is significantly less than the actual conversion from quarts to ounces. One quart alone contains 32 ounces, making 8 ounces an insufficient amount.

B) 16 ounces

This option is also incorrect. While 16 ounces is a common measurement, it represents only half a quart. Therefore, it does not account for the full amount present in 2 quarts.

C) 32 ounces

This option is incorrect as well. 32 ounces corresponds to a single quart, not two. Thus, it underrepresents the total volume when considering 2 quarts.

D) 64 ounces

This option is correct because 2 quarts convert to 64 ounces, as established by the conversion factor of 32 ounces per quart.

Conclusion

The correct answer is 64 ounces, as it accurately reflects the conversion from quarts to ounces with 2 quarts equating to double the standard quart measurement. The other options fail to represent the correct volume derived from 2 quarts, either underestimating or miscalculating the amount.