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KS2 · Measurement

KS2.M-Y3M1 Measurement: Length, Mass and Capacity

Calculators not allowed · about 50 minutes
Total Marks
Name: _______________________________    Date: ____ / ____ / ______
Answer ALL questions. Show all your working.
1
A pencil is 12 cm long. Write the length in centimetres.
(1)
2
A toy car is 85 mm long and a toy train is 120 mm long. Which is longer? Tick one box and write how much longer it is.
(1)
3
Add the lengths 45 cm and 78 cm. Give your answer in centimetres.
(2)
4
A ribbon is 2 m 15 cm long. Lucy cuts off 80 cm. How much ribbon is left? Give your answer in metres and centimetres.
(2)
5
Write 1500 mm as metres and centimetres.
(1)
6
Order these lengths from shortest to longest: 0.9 m, 90 cm, 85 cm. Write them in that order.
(2)
7
A garden bed is a rectangle 2 m long and 75 cm wide. What is the perimeter of the bed? Give your answer in metres and centimetres.
(2)
8
A bag of sugar weighs 750 g. Mia buys 3 bags. What is the total mass in kilograms and grams?
(2)
9
A parcel weighs 1 kg 200 g. Ben adds stamps that weigh 85 g. What is the new mass in kilograms and grams?
(2)
10
Write 2500 g as kilograms and grams.
(1)
11
Add these capacities: 450 ml + 650 ml. Give your answer in litres and millilitres.
(2)
12
A water jug holds 2 litres. How many 250 ml cups can be filled from one full jug? Show working.
(3)
13
Which holds more: a bottle that is 750 ml or a bottle that is 0.8 litres? Tick the correct bottle.
(1)
14
Omar measured a rope of 3 m and cut off three pieces each 85 cm long. How much rope is left? Give your answer in metres and centimetres.
(3)
15
Ella pours 1 litre 250 ml of squash into two equal bottles. How much squash is in each bottle? Show your working.
(2)
16
An apple weighs 120 g, a banana weighs 0.15 kg and a pear weighs 95 g. Which piece of fruit is the heaviest? Explain your answer.
(3)
17
A ribbon is 1 m 40 cm long. Another ribbon is 140 cm long. Do these two ribbons have the same length? Explain your answer.
(2)
18
Sarah had 3 kg 200 g of flour. She used 750 g for a cake. How much flour does she have left? Give your answer in kilograms and grams.
(2)
Mark scheme · KS2.M-Y3M1 Measurement: Length, Mass and Capacity

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