Worksheet: Estimating Mass: Metric Units
In this worksheet, we will practice how to estimate and measure mass using metric units and how to choose the appropriate unit of measurement in a real-world situation.
Q1:
Which of the following is closest to the weight of a hen?
- A kg
- B 30 kg
- C 35 kg
- D kg
- E 20 kg
Q2:
Which of the following is closest to the weight of a tennis ball?
- A 30 kg
- B 25 kg
- C kg
- D 50 kg
- E 20 kg
Q3:
Which of the following is closest to the weight of an elephant?
- A 4 kg
- B 8 kg
- C 10 kg
- D 700 kg
- E 30 kg
Q4:
Which of the following is closest to the weight of three oranges?
- A 30 kg
- B kg
- C 5 kg
- D 15 kg
- E 40 kg
Q5:
Last year Charlotte weighed 107 kg. Now, she weighs 57 kg. How much weight did she lose?
Q6:
Jacob weighs 54 kilograms and 800 grams. Matthew weighs 53 kilograms and 400 grams. What is the difference, in grams, between their weights?
Q7:
A person can purchase their favorite mints in packages of 994 grams or 2 kilograms. Which has a greater mass, the first package or the second one?
- Athe second package
- Bthe first package
Q9:
Charlotte bought a bag of flour and a pack of tea. If their weights were kg and 825 g, what is the total weight in grams?
Q10:
Which of the following is closest to the weight of a child?
- A 1 kg
- B 2 kg
- C kg
- D kg
- E 32 kg
Q11:
Ethan bought a bottle of water, weighing one and a half kilograms, and a packet of tea, weighing 150 grams. What was the total weight in grams?
Q12:
Find .
- A 1 kg
- B kg
- C 2 kg
- D kg
Q13:
Which of the following is closest to the weight of a tablet?
- A 50 kg
- B kg
- C 80 kg
- D 60 kg
- E 20 kg