Lesson Worksheet: Kilogram Weights Mathematics
In this worksheet, we will practice measuring the mass of objects with 1-, 1/2-, and 1/4-kilogram weights, comparing masses, and investigating combinations of weights that equal 1 kilogram.
Q1:
Use , , or to fill in the blank:
- A
- B
- C
Q2:
Complete the following using <, >, or =: .
- A=
- B<
- C>
Q3:
Find .
- A2 kg
- B kg
- C1 kg
- D kg
Q4:
What is the weight of this alarm clock?
- A kg
- B kg
- C1 kg
Q5:
Which is heavier, the bag of candy or the bag of chocolate?
- AThe bag of candy
- BThe bag of chocolate
Q6:
Three apples weigh kg.
What is the weight of 6 apples?
- A kg
- B kg
- C1 kg
Q7:
What is the weight of the tomatoes?
Q8:
True or False: The box of lemons is heavier than the box of strawberries.
- ATrue
- BFalse
Q9:
James is adding two masses. He partitions them into kilograms and grams.
Add the kilograms. What is the sum?
Add the grams. What is the sum?
What is 2 kg and and 250 g?
- A4 kg and 250 g
- B2 kg and 120 g
- C6 kg and 370 g
- D6 kg and 300 g
Q10:
Ethan weighed 3,200 grams when he was born, and Isabella weighed 2 kilograms. What was their total weight, in kilograms and grams?
- A5 kg 200 g
- B5 kg 2 g
- C3 kg 400 g
- D3 kg 202 g
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