measuring mass

Look at the following scales and fill in the blanks with “heavier than”, “lighter than” or “the same as”.

The pencil case weighs ____________ the apple.

• The pencil case weighs heavier than the apple.

• The pencil case weighs lighter than the apple.

• The pencil case weighs same as the apple.

Look at the following scales and fill in the blanks with “heavier than”, "lighter than" or "the same as" ?

The pitcher weighs ......... the lamp.

• The pitcher weighs lighter than the lamp.

• The pitcher weighs the same as the lamp.

• The pitcher weighs heavier than the lamp.

Look at the following scales and fill in the blanks with “heavier than”, “lighter than” or “the same as”.

The lamp weighs ........ the book

• The lamp weighs the same as the book

• The lamp weighs lighter than the book

• The lamp weighs heavier than the book

• 232.5
• 237.0
• 750.

Tags

NGSS.MS-PS3-1

• 206.0
• 260.0
• 200.6

• 345.5
• 304.5
• 700.5

Tags

NGSS.MS-PS3-1

What is the mass?

• 72.3g

• 7.23g

• 72g

Look at the following scales and fill in the blanks with “heavier than”, "lighter than" or "the same as" ?

The pitcher weighs ......... the lamp.

• The pitcher weighs lighter than the lamp.

• The pitcher weighs the same as the lamp.

• The pitcher weighs heavier than the lamp.

What is mass?

• The same as matter.

• The amount of matter inside an object.

• The same as length as capacity.

• The amount of liquid a container can hold.

Why do we measure mass?

• To see if the object is crazy.

• To find out how heavy or light something is.

• To count how much we have.

• To find out if an object is big or small.