Mass vs Weight

If your mass on Earth is 30 kg, would your mass on the moon be less, more, or the same?

• zero
• more
• half the mass
• the same

If you weigh 130 pounds on Earth, would your weight on the moon be less, more, or the same?

• the same
• less
• double
• more

Why does your weight change on different planets?

• Planets have different amounts of gravity.

• Weight changes because of the planet's distance from the sun.
• Your weight is the same on all planets due to constant mass.
• You have a different amount of gravity.

The amount of matter in an object is 

• weight
• volume
• density
• mass

How do we calculate weight?

• Weight = mass + gravity
• Weight = mass ÷ gravity
• Weight = gravity - mass
• Weight = mass × gravity

Gravity affects which of the following

• Mass

• Weight

• Both mass and weight

Where do we have to go to change the pull of gravity on our body?

• Egypt

• The equator

• Outer space or another planet

Why do objects weigh less on the moon than they do on the earth?

• The moon has no gravity at all.
• Weight is the same on both the moon and Earth.
• The moon's gravity is weaker than Earth's.

• The moon's gravity is stronger than the earth's.

If an elephant has a mass of 6,000 kg, what would its mass be on the moon?

• 7000 kg
• 5000 kg
• 6000 kg
• 600 kg

What is measured in kilograms?

• Mass of an object

• Temperature of an object

• Weight of objects.

• Length of an object