What does an object's mass tell us?

What property tells us how hot or cold a material is?

Paolo needs an accurate mass reading for a pencil. What measuring tool should he use?

Ana wants to compare how hot the water is in three glasses. What instrument should she use?

A capsule contains a small dose of medicine labeled “200 ___.” What mass unit is reasonable for this dose?

A serving of cooked rice has a mass labeled “250 ___.” What unit makes this a reasonable amount for one meal?

A full bag of cement is labeled “40 ___.” What mass unit is reasonable for this bag?

How should the three mass units from this lesson be ordered from smallest to largest?

What two parts make up a measurement?

Why do scientists use standard units when reporting results?

A basket of fruit has a mass of 1,500 g. What is its mass in kilograms?

A sack of rice has a mass of 50 kg. How many grams is that?

A tiny sample has a mass of 4 mg. What is its mass in grams?

Lito measures 5 g of a powder. How many milligrams is this?

A mango bag has a mass of 750 g; a rice bag has a mass of 1 kg. Which bag has more matter?

At sea level, about what temperature does pure water boil?

Read the Celsius scale on the pictured thermometer. What temperature does it show?

What does the symbol °C stand for in a science record?

Read the dial scale holding a box. What is the box's mass?

Two equal-sized boxes hold different materials. Does their size alone prove that their masses are equal?