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KS1.M34 Mass, Capacity and Temperature

STA NC-KS1-MATHS-STA · Calculators not allowed · about 30 minutes
Name: _______________________________    Date: ____ / ____ / ______
Answer ALL questions. Show all your working.
1
A bag of apples weighs 40 g. Write the weight in grams.

Answer: ___ g
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2
A packet of seeds shows 25 g. Write the number of grams.

Answer: ___ g
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3
A toy car is on scales. The pointer is at 60 g. What is the mass of the toy car?

Answer: ___ g
Figure (to be drawn): A round dial scale with the pointer at the mark labelled 60 g.
(1)
4
A small stone is 15 g and a feather is 1 g. What is the total mass?

Answer: ___ g
(1)
5
A jar holds 80 ml of water. A cup holds 20 ml. How many millilitres in the jar and cup together?

Answer: ___ ml
Figure (to be drawn): A jar labelled 80 ml and a small cup labelled 20 ml.
(1)
6
A bottle holds 100 ml. It is half full. How much water is in the bottle?

Answer: ___ ml
Figure (to be drawn): A bottle shape with a line showing half full and the label 100 ml capacity.
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7
A jug has 40 ml of juice. Sam pours in 20 ml more. How many millilitres now?

Answer: ___ ml
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8
A scale shows 90 g for a book. Another book is 10 g lighter. What is the mass of the lighter book?

Answer: ___ g
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9
A teaspoon holds 5 ml. How many millilitres do 3 teaspoons hold?

Answer: ___ ml
Figure (to be drawn): Three small teaspoons shown with 5 ml on one.
(1)
10
The fridge shows 4 degrees C. Is this hot or cold?

Answer: ___
Figure (to be drawn): A small fridge with a display reading 4 degrees C.
(1)
11
The kettle shows 90 degrees C. Is this hot or cold?

Answer: ___
Figure (to be drawn): A kettle display reading 90 degrees C.
(1)
12
The weather is 20 degrees C today. Yesterday it was 17 degrees C. How many degrees warmer today?

Answer: ___ degrees C
(1)
13
A bottle shows 250 ml capacity. Emma pours 10 ml out. How much is left?

Answer: ___ ml
Figure (to be drawn): A bottle labelled 250 ml and a small spill of 10 ml.
(1)
14
A packet says 50 g. Four packets have this mass. What is the total mass of the 4 packets?

Answer: ___ g
Figure (to be drawn): One packet shown with label 50 g and four of them in a row.
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15
A mug holds 200 ml. Two mugs hold how many millilitres?

Answer: ___ ml
(1)
16
A soup bowl is 60 g. A spoon is 20 g. Which is heavier?

Answer: ___
Figure (to be drawn): A bowl labelled 60 g and a spoon labelled 20 g.
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17
A thermometer shows 0 degrees C. Is this above freezing, at freezing, or below freezing?

Answer: ___
Figure (to be drawn): A vertical thermometer with the mark at 0 degrees C.
(1)
18
Liam has 75 ml of paint. He adds 25 ml more. How much paint does he have now?

Answer: ___ ml
Figure (to be drawn): A small pot labelled 75 ml and a measuring cup adding 25 ml.
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19
A fruit weighs 30 g. Three fruits weigh how many grams?

Answer: ___ g
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20
A flask shows 10 degrees C in the morning and 14 degrees C in the afternoon. How many degrees did the temperature rise?

Answer: ___ degrees C
Figure (to be drawn): Two small thermometer pictures labelled 10 degrees C and 14 degrees C.
(1)
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