Vocabulary Quiz - Measurement: Mass and Capacity

A vocabulary quiz tailored for Year 3 Maths students delves into the concepts of mass and capacity. The quiz commences with a question about capacity, defining it as the amount something can hold. This is followed by a question on mass, which is identified as the weight of an object. The quiz continues to clarify that a litre is a metric measure of volume, while scales are used to measure mass. It also explains that a gram is a metric measure of mass, and weight is described as the measure of the force of gravity on an object.

Further into the quiz, students learn that a measuring cylinder is the tool used to measure capacity, and a kilogram is recognized as a metric measure of mass. When converting mass to words, the quiz specifies that 1kg 750g should be written as one kilogramme and seven hundred and fifty grams. Lastly, the quiz concludes by asking students what they determine when weighing an object, with the answer being the mass of the object. This quiz serves as an educational tool to enhance students' understanding of key measurement terms related to mass and capacity.