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Measurement of Mass Year 2 interactive worksheet

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We are given six objects placed on different weighing scales, and we need to write down the correct mass with the suitable unit (either grams (g) or kilograms (kg)) based on the scale readings.

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🔹 Understanding the Scales:



There are two types of scales shown:

1. Scales marked in kg (kilograms):
- These have numbers from 0 to 10, labeled as "kg".
- Each number represents kilograms.
- Example: If the pointer points to 3, the mass is 3 kg.

2. Scales marked in grams (g):
- These have numbers from 0 to 1000, labeled as "g".
- The scale shows values like 100, 200, ..., up to 1000.
- Example: If the pointer points to 500, the mass is 500 g.

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Now let’s go through each object one by one.

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1. Stack of Books



- Scale: Marked in kg.
- Pointer points to 3.
- So, mass = 3 kg

Answer: 3 kg

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2. Beach Ball



- Scale: Marked in grams (g).
- Pointer points to 600.
- So, mass = 600 g

Answer: 600 g

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3. Bag of Rice



- Scale: Marked in kg.
- Pointer points to 10.
- So, mass = 10 kg

Answer: 10 kg

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4. Toy Truck



- Scale: Marked in grams (g).
- Pointer points to 300.
- So, mass = 300 g

Answer: 300 g

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5. Mangoes (3 mangoes)



- Scale: Marked in kg.
- Pointer points to 8.
- So, mass = 8 kg

Answer: 8 kg

> Note: This seems heavy for 3 mangoes — but in this context, it's likely a toy or exaggerated example. We follow the scale reading.

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6. Water Bottle



- Scale: Marked in grams (g).
- Pointer points to 700.
- So, mass = 700 g

Answer: 700 g

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📝 Final Answers:



| Object | Mass |
|------------------|--------------|
| Stack of books | 3 kg |
| Beach ball | 600 g |
| Bag of rice | 10 kg |
| Toy truck | 300 g |
| Mangoes | 8 kg |
| Water bottle | 700 g |

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Summary:


You should write these answers in the yellow boxes below each scale.

> Important: Always check the unit on the scale — whether it's kg or g — and read accordingly.

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