Lesson Worksheet: Word Problems: Mass Mathematics • 3rd Grade
In this worksheet, we will practice solving one- and two-step problems with metric units of mass working with whole number units and mixed measures.
Q1:
A woman bought 6 bags of oranges, where each bag weighed kilograms. How many kilograms of oranges did she buy?
Q2:
Scarlett and Michael bought apples. If the apples that Scarlett bought weigh 1 kg and 250 g and the apples that Michael bought weigh 2 kg and 600 g, what is the total weight of the apples that they both bought?
- A2 kg and 600 g
- B1 kg and 350 g
- C3 kg and 850 g
- D1 kg and 250 g
Q3:
Daniel’s bag contains candies and chocolates. If the candies he puts in the bag weigh 600 g, what is the weight of the chocolates in grams?
Q4:
Jackson bought 3 kg and 650 g of flour and his friend bought 1 kg and 550 g of flour. Find the total weight of flour that they bought.
- A5 kg and 200 g
- B4 kg and 200 g
- C2 kg and 200 g
- D5 kg and 650 g
Q5:
A bakery is baking bread. If the ingredients of one loaf of bread weigh 124 g, what is the total weight of the ingredients they will use to bake 2 loaves of bread?
Q6:
Find the weight of the potato, the beet, and the tomato altogether.
Q7:
Last year Jennifer weighed 107 kg. Now, she weighs 57 kg. How much weight did she lose?
Q8:
Jackson weighs 54 kilograms and 800 grams. Matthew weighs 53 kilograms and 400 grams. What is the difference, in grams, between their weights?
Q9:
A girl stood on a scale. She weighted 58 kg. Her and her cat weighted 61 kg. How much does her cat weigh?
Q10:
David’s mother mixed 1 kg and 267 g of laundry detergent with 3 kg and 421 g of water.
How much more water than laundry detergent was in the mixture?
- A3 kg and 421 g
- B2 kg and 154 g
- C4 kg and 688 g
- D1 kg and 267 g
What was the total weight of the mixture?
- A2 kg and 154 g
- B3 kg and 421 g
- C1 kg and 267 g
- D4 kg and 688 g
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