Math. Estimating Weight (Metric) Answers. Name: Determine which letter best represents the weight.
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1 1. B 2. C 3. C 4. D 5. D 6. A 1) Adult Horse A. 400 grams B. 400 kilograms C. 30 grams 2) Gallon of Milk C. 4 Kilograms 3) Ruler B. 999 grams C. 20 grams 7. B 8. B 9. C 4) Lawn Mower 5) Frog 6) Baseball Cap A. 500 grams A. 5,000 kilograms A. 85 grams B. 100 kilograms B. 5,000 grams B. 5 kilograms C. 200 grams C. 30 kilograms C. 3 Grams D. 22 kilograms D. 30 grams D. 200 Kilograms 7) Dresser 8) Envelope 9) Clothes Iron A. 350 grams A. 100 grams B. 70 kilograms B. 15 kilograms C. 20 grams C. 200 Kilograms C. 2 kilograms D. 675 grams D. 15 grams 1
2 Answer Key 1. B 2. C 3. C 4. D 5. D 6. A 1) Adult Horse A. 400 grams B. 400 kilograms C. 30 grams 2) Gallon of Milk C. 4 Kilograms 3) Ruler B. 999 grams C. 20 grams 7. B 8. B 9. C 4) Lawn Mower 5) Frog 6) Baseball Cap A. 500 grams A. 5,000 kilograms A. 85 grams B. 100 kilograms B. 5,000 grams B. 5 kilograms C. 200 grams C. 30 kilograms C. 3 Grams D. 22 kilograms D. 30 grams D. 200 Kilograms 7) Dresser 8) Envelope 9) Clothes Iron A. 350 grams A. 100 grams B. 70 kilograms B. 15 kilograms C. 20 grams C. 200 Kilograms C. 2 kilograms D. 675 grams D. 15 grams 1
3 1. C 2. D 3. D 4. A 5. D 6. A 1) Spider A. 15 grams D. 1 kilogram 2) Spoon A. 500 kilograms B. 3 kilograms C. 3 grams D. 25 grams 3) Adult Horse B. 30 kilograms C. 400 grams D. 400 kilograms 7. C 8. D 9. D 4) Tennis Ball 5) Elephant 6) Toothbrush A. 50 grams A. 90 grams B. 5,000 grams C. 1 Kilogram C. 30 kilograms C. 15 kilograms D. 15 kilograms D. 5,000 kilograms 7) Dog 8) Refrigerator 9) Pencil A. 300 kilograms A. 40 grams s B. 200 grams B. 20 Kilograms C. 25 kilograms C. 10 kilograms C. 1 kilogram D. 20 grams D. 90 kilograms D. 20 grams 2
4 Answer Key 1. C 2. D 3. D 4. A 5. D 6. A 1) Spider A. 15 grams D. 1 kilogram 2) Spoon A. 500 kilograms B. 3 kilograms C. 3 grams D. 25 grams 3) Adult Horse B. 30 kilograms C. 400 grams D. 400 kilograms 7. C 8. D 9. D 4) Tennis Ball 5) Elephant 6) Toothbrush A. 50 grams A. 90 grams B. 5,000 grams C. 1 Kilogram C. 30 kilograms C. 15 kilograms D. 15 kilograms D. 5,000 kilograms 7) Dog 8) Refrigerator 9) Pencil A. 300 kilograms A. 40 grams s B. 200 grams B. 20 Kilograms C. 25 kilograms C. 10 kilograms C. 1 kilogram D. 20 grams D. 90 kilograms D. 20 grams 2
5 1. C 2. A 3. C 4. D 5. B 6. C 1) Can of Soda A. 500 kilograms C. 250 grams 2) Baseball Cap A. 85 grams B. 200 Kilograms C. 5 kilograms D. 3 Grams 3) Flash Drive A. 10 kilograms B. 90 kilograms C. 10 grams D. 1 kilogram 7. C 8. D 9. C 4) Brick 5) Dog 6) Weight Set A. 500 kilograms A. 20 grams A. 1 Kilogram B. 3 grams B. 25 kilograms B. 100 grams s C. 100 Kilograms D. 300 kilograms D. 200 grams 7) Big Screen TV 8) Desk 9) Toothbrush A. 1,000 kilograms A. 300 kilograms A. 15 kilograms B. 100 grams B. 15 grams C. 20 kilograms C. 300 grams C. 30 grams D. 20 grams D. 15 kilograms 3
6 Answer Key 1. C 2. A 3. C 4. D 5. B 6. C 1) Can of Soda A. 500 kilograms C. 250 grams 2) Baseball Cap A. 85 grams B. 200 Kilograms C. 5 kilograms D. 3 Grams 3) Flash Drive A. 10 kilograms B. 90 kilograms C. 10 grams D. 1 kilogram 7. C 8. D 9. C 4) Brick 5) Dog 6) Weight Set A. 500 kilograms A. 20 grams A. 1 Kilogram B. 3 grams B. 25 kilograms B. 100 grams s C. 100 Kilograms D. 300 kilograms D. 200 grams 7) Big Screen TV 8) Desk 9) Toothbrush A. 1,000 kilograms A. 300 kilograms A. 15 kilograms B. 100 grams B. 15 grams C. 20 kilograms C. 300 grams C. 30 grams D. 20 grams D. 15 kilograms 3
7 1. C 2. B 3. A 4. A 5. B 6. C 1) Broom A. 10 grams B. 10 kilograms D. 200 kilograms 2) Pen A. 5 kilograms B. 5 grams D. 5,000 grams 3) Notebook Paper A. 3 grams C. 85 grams D. 1 kilogram 7. B 8. B 9. C 4) Bicycle 5) Pear 6) Monitor A. 15 kilograms A. 170 kilograms A. 8 grams B. 100 kilograms B. 170 grams C. 15 grams C. 2 kilograms C. 8 kilograms D. 100 grams D. 2 grams 7) Refrigerator 8) Tennis Ball 9) Key A. 200 grams A. 1 Kilogram B. 90 kilograms B. 50 grams C. 40 grams C. 100 grams D. 10 kilograms D. 15 kilograms D. 100 kilograms 4
8 Answer Key 1. C 2. B 3. A 4. A 5. B 6. C 1) Broom A. 10 grams B. 10 kilograms D. 200 kilograms 2) Pen A. 5 kilograms B. 5 grams D. 5,000 grams 3) Notebook Paper A. 3 grams C. 85 grams D. 1 kilogram 7. B 8. B 9. C 4) Bicycle 5) Pear 6) Monitor A. 15 kilograms A. 170 kilograms A. 8 grams B. 100 kilograms B. 170 grams C. 15 grams C. 2 kilograms C. 8 kilograms D. 100 grams D. 2 grams 7) Refrigerator 8) Tennis Ball 9) Key A. 200 grams A. 1 Kilogram B. 90 kilograms B. 50 grams C. 40 grams C. 100 grams D. 10 kilograms D. 15 kilograms D. 100 kilograms 4
9 1. A 2. B 3. B 4. C 5. D 6. D 1) Spoon A. 25 grams B. 3 kilograms C. 500 kilograms D. 3 grams 2) Apple A. 5 kilograms B. 200 grams C. 5 grams D. 200 Kilograms 3) Bowling Ball A. 50 kilograms B. 7 kilograms C. 90 kilograms D. 200 grams 7. B 8. A 9. B 4) Football 5) Dresser 6) Bicycle A. 6 kilograms A. 500 kilograms A. 100 kilograms B. 30 kilograms B. 20 grams B. 100 grams C. 350 grams C. 15 grams D. 5 grams D. 70 kilograms D. 15 kilograms 7) Monitor 8) Ruler 9) Car A. 500 grams A. 20 grams A. 15 grams B. 8 kilograms B. 999 grams B. 2,000 kilograms C. 500 kilograms C. 30 kilograms C. 6,000 grams D. 8 grams D. 1 gram 5
10 Answer Key 1. A 2. B 3. B 4. C 5. D 6. D 1) Spoon A. 25 grams B. 3 kilograms C. 500 kilograms D. 3 grams 2) Apple A. 5 kilograms B. 200 grams C. 5 grams D. 200 Kilograms 3) Bowling Ball A. 50 kilograms B. 7 kilograms C. 90 kilograms D. 200 grams 7. B 8. A 9. B 4) Football 5) Dresser 6) Bicycle A. 6 kilograms A. 500 kilograms A. 100 kilograms B. 30 kilograms B. 20 grams B. 100 grams C. 350 grams C. 15 grams D. 5 grams D. 70 kilograms D. 15 kilograms 7) Monitor 8) Ruler 9) Car A. 500 grams A. 20 grams A. 15 grams B. 8 kilograms B. 999 grams B. 2,000 kilograms C. 500 kilograms C. 30 kilograms C. 6,000 grams D. 8 grams D. 1 gram 5
11 1. A 2. D 3. D 4. C 5. A 6. C 1) Clothes Iron A. 2 kilograms B. 15 grams C. 15 kilograms D. 100 grams 2) Popcorn B. 100 kilograms C. 100 grams D. 1 gram 3) Pencil B. 20 Kilograms D. 20 grams 7. A 8. B 9. D 4) Baseball Cap 5) Spider 6) Tennis Ball A. 3 Grams B. 200 Kilograms B. 15 grams B. 1 Kilogram C. 85 grams C. 50 grams D. 5 kilograms D. 1 kilogram D. 15 kilograms 7) Cereal Box 8) Candle 9) Lawn Mower A. 425 grams A. 10 kilograms A. 200 grams B. 5 kilograms B. 4 grams C. 425 kilograms C. 100 kilograms D. 5 grams D. 22 kilograms 6
12 Answer Key 1. A 2. D 3. D 4. C 5. A 6. C 1) Clothes Iron A. 2 kilograms B. 15 grams C. 15 kilograms D. 100 grams 2) Popcorn B. 100 kilograms C. 100 grams D. 1 gram 3) Pencil B. 20 Kilograms D. 20 grams 7. A 8. B 9. D 4) Baseball Cap 5) Spider 6) Tennis Ball A. 3 Grams B. 200 Kilograms B. 15 grams B. 1 Kilogram C. 85 grams C. 50 grams D. 5 kilograms D. 1 kilogram D. 15 kilograms 7) Cereal Box 8) Candle 9) Lawn Mower A. 425 grams A. 10 kilograms A. 200 grams B. 5 kilograms B. 4 grams C. 425 kilograms C. 100 kilograms D. 5 grams D. 22 kilograms 6
13 1. D 2. D 3. D 4. C 5. C 6. B 1) Weight Set A. 1 Kilogram B. 100 grams C. 200 grams D. 100 Kilograms 2) Clothes Dryer A. 3 grams B. 60 grams C. 3 kilograms D. 60 kilograms 3) Bowling Ball A. 200 grams B. 50 kilograms C. 90 kilograms D. 7 kilograms 7. B 8. C 9. C 4) Cereal Box 5) 2 Liter of Soda 6) Shovel A. 5 kilograms A. 100 grams A. 30 kilograms B. 5 grams B. 50 grams B. 5 kilograms C. 425 grams C. 2 kilograms D. 425 kilograms D. 3 grams D. 10 grams 7) Frog 8) Screw 9) Adult Horse A. 5,000 kilograms A. 500 grams A. 400 grams B. 30 grams B. 1 kilogram B. 30 kilograms C. 5,000 grams C. 400 kilograms D. 30 grams 7
14 Answer Key 1. D 2. D 3. D 4. C 5. C 6. B 1) Weight Set A. 1 Kilogram B. 100 grams C. 200 grams D. 100 Kilograms 2) Clothes Dryer A. 3 grams B. 60 grams C. 3 kilograms D. 60 kilograms 3) Bowling Ball A. 200 grams B. 50 kilograms C. 90 kilograms D. 7 kilograms 7. B 8. C 9. C 4) Cereal Box 5) 2 Liter of Soda 6) Shovel A. 5 kilograms A. 100 grams A. 30 kilograms B. 5 grams B. 50 grams B. 5 kilograms C. 425 grams C. 2 kilograms D. 425 kilograms D. 3 grams D. 10 grams 7) Frog 8) Screw 9) Adult Horse A. 5,000 kilograms A. 500 grams A. 400 grams B. 30 grams B. 1 kilogram B. 30 kilograms C. 5,000 grams C. 400 kilograms D. 30 grams 7
15 1. A 2. A 3. A 4. B 5. C 6. C 1) Refrigerator A. 90 kilograms B. 10 kilograms C. 40 grams D. 200 grams 2) Car A. 2,000 kilograms B. 15 grams C. 6,000 grams 3) Beetle B. 2 kilograms D. 5,000 grams 7. D 8. A 9. A 4) Desk 5) Key 6) Spoon A. 300 kilograms A. 100 kilograms A. 500 kilograms B. 15 kilograms B. 1 kilogram B. 3 grams C. 15 grams C. 100 grams C. 25 grams D. 300 grams D. 1 gram D. 3 kilograms 7) Recliner 8) Washing Machine 9) Shovel A. 90 grams A. 75 kilograms A. 5 kilograms B. 150 grams B. 75 grams B. 10 grams C. 1 kilogram C. 3 grams C. 30 kilograms D. 35 kilograms D. 3 kilograms D. 1 gram 8
16 Answer Key 1. A 2. A 3. A 4. B 5. C 6. C 1) Refrigerator A. 90 kilograms B. 10 kilograms C. 40 grams D. 200 grams 2) Car A. 2,000 kilograms B. 15 grams C. 6,000 grams 3) Beetle B. 2 kilograms D. 5,000 grams 7. D 8. A 9. A 4) Desk 5) Key 6) Spoon A. 300 kilograms A. 100 kilograms A. 500 kilograms B. 15 kilograms B. 1 kilogram B. 3 grams C. 15 grams C. 100 grams C. 25 grams D. 300 grams D. 1 gram D. 3 kilograms 7) Recliner 8) Washing Machine 9) Shovel A. 90 grams A. 75 kilograms A. 5 kilograms B. 150 grams B. 75 grams B. 10 grams C. 1 kilogram C. 3 grams C. 30 kilograms D. 35 kilograms D. 3 kilograms D. 1 gram 8
17 1. D 2. D 3. C 4. B 5. B 6. A 1) Monitor A. 500 grams B. 8 grams C. 500 kilograms D. 8 kilograms 2) Hammer B. 5,000 kilograms C. 1 kilogram D. 5,000 grams 3) Adult Horse A. 400 grams B. 30 kilograms C. 400 kilograms D. 30 grams 7. B 8. A 9. C 4) Football 5) Broom 6) Toothbrush A. 6 kilograms A. 10 kilograms C. 5 grams C. 200 kilograms C. 15 kilograms D. 10 grams 7) Pencil 8) Frog 9) Pear A. 2 kilograms B. 20 grams B. 30 kilograms B. 2 grams C. 5,000 kilograms C. 170 grams D. 20 Kilograms D. 5,000 grams D. 170 kilograms 9
18 Answer Key 1. D 2. D 3. C 4. B 5. B 6. A 1) Monitor A. 500 grams B. 8 grams C. 500 kilograms D. 8 kilograms 2) Hammer B. 5,000 kilograms C. 1 kilogram D. 5,000 grams 3) Adult Horse A. 400 grams B. 30 kilograms C. 400 kilograms D. 30 grams 7. B 8. A 9. C 4) Football 5) Broom 6) Toothbrush A. 6 kilograms A. 10 kilograms C. 5 grams C. 200 kilograms C. 15 kilograms D. 10 grams 7) Pencil 8) Frog 9) Pear A. 2 kilograms B. 20 grams B. 30 kilograms B. 2 grams C. 5,000 kilograms C. 170 grams D. 20 Kilograms D. 5,000 grams D. 170 kilograms 9
19 1. B 2. D 3. B 4. D 5. A 6. D 1) Popcorn C. 100 kilograms D. 100 grams 2) Car A. 6,000 grams B. 15 grams C. 2 kilograms D. 2,000 kilograms 3) Vacuum A. 90 grams B. 20 kilograms C. 500 kilograms D. 50 grams 7. D 8. A 9. B 4) Glue Stick 5) Clothes Dryer 6) Spider A. 60 kilograms B. 3 grams C. 1 kilogram C. 3 kilograms C. 15 grams D. 62 grams D. 60 grams D. 1 gram 7) Clothes Iron 8) Shovel 9) Gallon of Milk A. 15 grams A. 5 kilograms B. 100 grams B. 4 Kilograms C. 15 kilograms C. 10 grams 10
20 Answer Key 1. B 2. D 3. B 4. D 5. A 6. D 1) Popcorn C. 100 kilograms D. 100 grams 2) Car A. 6,000 grams B. 15 grams C. 2 kilograms D. 2,000 kilograms 3) Vacuum A. 90 grams B. 20 kilograms C. 500 kilograms D. 50 grams 7. D 8. A 9. B 4) Glue Stick 5) Clothes Dryer 6) Spider A. 60 kilograms B. 3 grams C. 1 kilogram C. 3 kilograms C. 15 grams D. 62 grams D. 60 grams D. 1 gram 7) Clothes Iron 8) Shovel 9) Gallon of Milk A. 15 grams A. 5 kilograms B. 100 grams B. 4 Kilograms C. 15 kilograms C. 10 grams 10
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