To solve the problem, we need to determine whether each item should be measured in
grams or
kilograms. Here's a step-by-step explanation for each item:
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1. Pencil
- A pencil is a small object and typically weighs very little.
- The mass of a pencil is usually measured in
grams.
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Answer: Circle "grams".
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2. Car
- A car is a large vehicle and has a significant mass.
- The mass of a car is typically measured in
kilograms.
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Answer: Circle "kilograms".
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3. Mouse
- A mouse (animal) is a small creature and does not weigh much.
- The mass of a mouse is usually measured in
grams.
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Answer: Circle "grams".
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4. Apple
- An apple is a fruit and is relatively light.
- The mass of an apple is typically measured in
grams.
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Answer: Circle "grams".
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5. Person
- A person has a considerable mass.
- The mass of a person is typically measured in
kilograms.
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Answer: Circle "kilograms".
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6. Television
- A television is a heavy appliance.
- The mass of a television is typically measured in
kilograms.
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Answer: Circle "kilograms".
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Final Answer
1. grams
2. kilograms
3. grams
4. grams
5. kilograms
6. kilograms
Boxed Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{\text{grams, kilograms, grams, grams, kilograms, kilograms}}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of mass worksheet.
