8 Mass. Worksheet 1 Measuring in Kilograms. Find the mass of each object. 1 represents 1 unit. The mass of the apple is about
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1 CHAPTER 8 Mass Worksheet 1 Measuring in Kilograms Find the mass of each object. 1 represents 1 unit. 1. The mass of the apple is about units. 2. The mass of the tomato is about units. Reteach 2A 159
2 Circle the correct answer. Example The jug of milk has a mass of ( 2 / 3 ) kilo The kilogram is a unit of mass. kg stands for kilogram. Read 1 kg as one kilogram. A kilogram is used to measure the mass of heavier objects. 3. The bananas have a mass of ( 3 / 4 ) kilo 160 Chapter 8 Lesson 1
3 Example The mass of the bag of tomatoes is less than ( 1 / 2 ) kilo 4. The mass of the pumpkin is less than ( 3 / 4 ) kilo Reteach 2A 161
4 Example The mass of the basket of eggs is more than ( 2 / 3 ) kilo 5. The mass of the cabbage is more than ( 3 / 4 ) kilo 162 Chapter 8 Lesson 1
5 Find the mass of each object in kilo Example The mass of the plant is kilogram. 6. The mass of the bag of potatoes is kilo Reteach 2A 163
6 Subtract to find the mass of each object in kilo Example 2 1 = The mass of the bag of grapes is kilogram = The mass of the watermelon is kilo 164 Chapter 8 Lesson 1
7 Worksheet 2 Comparing Masses in Kilograms Look at the picture. Write heavier or lighter. 1. The mouse is than the cat. 2. The cat is than the mouse. Write True or False. 3. The cat is heavier than the hen. 4. The cat is lighter than the hen. 5. The cat is as heavy as the hen. 6. The cat has the same weight as the hen. Reteach 2A 165
8 Read the measuring scales to find the mass of each object. Then answer the questions. 7. The mass of Bag A is kilo 8. The mass of Bag B is kilo 9. Bag is the lightest. 10. Bag is the heaviest. 11. The total mass of the Bag A and Bag B is kilo 12. Order the bags from lightest to heaviest.,, lightest 166 Chapter 8 Lesson 2
9 Worksheet 3 Measuring in Grams Find the mass of each object in Example The mass of the shoe is The gram is a unit of mass. g stands for gram. Read 1 g as one gram. A gram is used to measure the mass of lighter objects. 1. The mass of the clock is Reteach 2A 167
10 Read the scale to find the mass of each object. Example How do I read the measuring scale? This measuring scale is used to measure mass less than 500 One small marking stands for 10 The mass of the bag of lemons is 168 Chapter 8 Lesson 3
11 2. The mass of the bag of carrots is 3. The mass of the puppy is Reteach 2A 169
12 4. The mass of the teddy bear is 5. The mass of the muffin is 170 Chapter 8 Lesson 3
13 Worksheet 4 Comparing Masses in Grams Look at the pictures. Then answer the questions. The mass of the apple is 1. The mass of the melon is 2. The mass of the pear is 3. The is the lightest. 4. The is the heaviest. 5. The total mass of the fruits is Reteach 2A 171
14 Look at the pictures. Then answer the questions. 6. The mass of the notebook is 7. The mass of the stapler is 8. The mass of the cup is = The stapler is grams lighter than the cup = The cup is grams heavier than the notebook. 11. Order the objects from heaviest to lightest. heaviest,, 172 Chapter 8 Lesson 4
15 Worksheet 5 Real-World Problems: Mass Solve. Use the bar models to help you. Example Joseph and his suitcase weigh 94 kilograms in all. Joseph weighs 67 kilo What is the mass of the suitcase?? kg 67 kg = 94 kg The suitcase weighs kilo 1. A grocer has 45 kilograms of onions. He sells 16 kilograms of onions. How many kilograms of onions does he have left?? kg 45 kg 16 kg He has kilograms of onions left. Reteach 2A 173
16 Example A box full of toy trains is 26 kilograms lighter than a box full of books. The mass of the box of toy trains is 8 kilo Find the total mass of the two boxes. 34 kg Books Toy trains? kg 8 kg 26 kg The total mass of the two boxes is kilo 2. Sarah has a mass of 48 kilo She is 12 kilograms lighter than Ricky. What is the total mass of Ricky and Sarah? Sarah Ricky 48 kg 12 kg?? 174 The total mass of Ricky and Sarah is Chapter 8 Lesson 5 kilo
17 Solve. Draw bar models to help you. 3. A restaurant bought 140 kilograms of meat. The chef cooked 45 kilograms of meat in the afternoon. How many kilograms of meat were left? kilograms of meat were left. 4. The mass of a box of potatoes is 950 The mass of the potatoes is 700 What is the mass of the box? The mass of the box is Reteach 2A 175
18 5. The mass of a table is 16 kilo The mass of a chair is 12 kilograms less than the mass of the table. What is the total mass of the table and the chair? The total mass of the table and the chair is kilo 6. Duncan s toy box is 140 grams heavier than Pete s toy box. The mass of Duncan s toy box is 500 What is the total mass of the two toy boxes. The total mass of the two toy boxes is 176 Chapter 8 Lesson 5
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