What is the capacity of each container and what is the volume of the liquid in each?

Here are the capacities of each container and the volume of liquid in each:

• Container 1:

  • Capacity: The container is marked up to $1 \text{ L}$.
  • Volume: The liquid fills the container up to the $1 \text{ L}$ mark.
  • Capacity 1: $\boxed{\text{1 L}}$
  • Volume 1: $\boxed{\text{1 L}}$

• Container 2:

  • Capacity: The container is marked up to $1 \text{ L}$. There are 4 divisions, so each division is $1 \text{ L} / 4 = 0.25 \text{ L}$.
  • Volume: The liquid is at the first mark.
  • Capacity 2: $\boxed{\text{1 L}}$
  • Volume 2: $\boxed{\text{0.25 L}}$

• Container 3:

  • Capacity: The container is marked up to $1 \text{ L}$. There are 4 divisions, so each division is $1 \text{ L} / 4 = 0.25 \text{ L}$.
  • Volume: The liquid is at the second mark.
  • Capacity 3: $\boxed{\text{1 L}}$
  • Volume 3: $\boxed{\text{0.5 L}}$

• Container 4:

  • Capacity: The container is marked up to $500 \text{ mL}$. There are 4 divisions, so each division is $500 \text{ mL} / 4 = 125 \text{ mL}$.
  • Volume: The liquid is at the first mark.
  • Capacity 4: $\boxed{\text{500 mL}}$
  • Volume 4: $\boxed{\text{125 mL}}$

• Container 5:

  • Capacity: The container is marked up to $250 \text{ mL}$. There are 4 divisions, so each division is $250 \text{ mL} / 4 = 62.5 \text{ mL}$.
  • Volume: The liquid is at the second mark.
  • Capacity 5: $\boxed{\text{250 mL}}$
  • Volume 5: $\boxed{\text{125 mL}}$