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Imagine pouring sweet apple juice into a clear cup on a warm afternoon. How do we describe how much juice is inside without guessing?
We use special words to describe how much a container is holding.
Empty and Full
When a cup has nothing inside at all, we say it is empty.
When liquid fills the cup all the way to the top brim so no more can fit, it is full.
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What happens if you drink some juice until the level drops right to the middle?
Half-Full
When liquid reaches right to the middle of a container, we say it is half-full.
The amount of space filled with juice is the exact same size as the empty space left at the top.
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What if the cup is not quite at the middle, but close to the top or bottom?