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    This document provides 10 multiple choice questions about calculating mass and weight from word problems. The questions involve calculating the mass of individuals, comparing differences in mass between people, and calculating total mass from parts. Steps are shown for solving 2-3 step word problems about mass.

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    This document provides 10 multiple choice questions about calculating mass and weight from word problems. The questions involve calculating the mass of individuals, comparing differences in mass between people, and calculating total mass from parts. Steps are shown for solving 2-3 step word problems about mass.

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    Fill in The Blanks With The Correct Answers. (For Questions 1 To 5, Refer To The Diagram Below.)

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    This document provides 10 multiple choice questions about calculating mass and weight from word problems. The questions involve calculating the mass of individuals, comparing differences in mass between people, and calculating total mass from parts. Steps are shown for solving 2-3 step word problems about mass.

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    Chapter 4: Mass

    Fill in the blanks with the correct answers.


    (For questions 1 to 5, refer to the diagram below.)

    Question 1: Skill: Calculating mass

    Jimmy weighs 30

    kg.

    Jimmy is 5 kg heavier than Linda.


    25 kg + 5 kg = 30 kg
    Question 2: Skill: Calculating mass

    Kenneth weighs 19

    kg.

    Kenneth is 6 kg less than Linda.


    25 kg - 6 kg = 19 kg
    Question 3: Skill: Calculating mass

    Irene weighs 20

    kg.

    25 kg + 5 kg = 30 kg
    Jimmy is 30 kg.
    30 kg - 10 kg = 20 kg
    Irene weighs 20 kg.
    Question 4: Skill: Calculating mass

    Linda is 5 kilograms heavier than Irene

    Linda weighs 25 kg.


    30 kg - 10 kg = 20 kg
    Irene weighs 20 kg.
    25 kg - 20 kg = 5 kg
    So, Linda is 5 kg heavier than Irene.
    Question 5: Skill: Calculating and comparing different masses

    Kenneth is 1 kg lighter than Irene

    25 kg - 6 kg = 19 kg
    Kenneth weighs 19 kg.
    25 kg + 5 kg = 30 kg
    Jimmy is 30 kg.
    30 kg - 10 kg = 20 kg
    Irene weighs 20 kg.
    19 kg is 1 kg lighter than 20 kg.
    So, Kenneth is 1 kg lighter than Irene.
    Question 6: Skill: 2-Step word problem

    Mr and Mrs Tay bought some durians from the supermarket. Mr Tay carried 10 kg of the
    durians. Mrs Tay carried 3 kg less than Mr Tay. Their son, Mervin, carried 2 kg less than Mrs
    Tay.
    Mervin carried 5

    kg of durians.

    10 kg - 3 kg = 7 kg.
    Mrs Tay carried 7 kg of durians.
    7 kg - 2 kg = 5 kg
    Mervin carried 5 kg of durians.
    Question 7: Skill: Multiple-step word problem

    Mr and Mrs Tay bought some durians from the supermarket. Mr Tay carried 10 kg of the
    durians. Mrs Tay carried 3 kg less than Mr Tay. Their son, Mervin, carried 2 kg less than Mrs
    Tay.
    Mr Tay carried 5

    kg more than Mervin.

    10 kg - 3 kg = 7 kg.
    Mrs Tay carried 7 kg of durians.
    7 kg - 2 kg = 5 kg
    Mervin carried 5 kg of durians.
    10 kg - 5 kg = 5 kg
    Mr Tay carried 5 kg more than Mervin.
    Question 8: Skill: Multiple-step word problem

    Mr and Mrs Tay bought some durians from the supermarket. Mr Tay carried 10 kg of the
    durians. Mrs Tay carried 3 kg less than Mr Tay. Their son, Mervin, carried 2 kg less than Mrs
    Tay.
    The Tays bought 22

    kg of durians altogether.

    10 kg - 3 kg = 7 kg.
    Mrs Tay carried 7 kg of durians.
    7 kg - 2 kg = 5 kg
    Mervin carried 5 kg of durians.
    10 kg + 7 kg + 5 kg = 22 kg
    The Tays bought 22 kg of durians.

    Question 9: Skill: 2-Step word problem

    Simon and Susan weigh 43 kg altogether. Susan weighs 19 kg. If Simon puts on 3 more
    kilograms of weight, how heavy will he be?
    Answer: 27

    kg

    43 kg - 19 kg = 24 kg
    Simon weighs 24 kg now.
    24 kg + 3 kg = 27 kg
    Simon will be 27 kg.
    Question 10: Skill: 2-Step word problem

    Pat weighs 26 kg 500 g. Her cousin is 4 kg 300 g heavier than her. How much do they weigh
    altogether? (1 kg = 1000 g)
    Answer: 57

    kg 300

    26 kg 500 g + 4 kg 300 g = 30 kg 800 g


    Her cousin weighs 30 kg 800 g.
    26 kg 500 g + 30 kg 800 g
    = 56 kg 1300 g
    = 57 kg 300 g

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