In your KS3 Maths lessons on shapes, you'll get to do some cool measurements! You're already familiar with measuring areas, distances (like width or length), and volumes or capacities. Now, let's talk about measuring weight or mass.
Technically, 'weight' and 'mass' have differences, but for everyday use, they're pretty much the same. In maths, we measure both in grams (g), kilograms (kg), and tonnes. Easy tip: 1,000 grams make a kilogram, and 1,000 kilograms make a tonne.
Click to See How Quizzes Help LearningConverting between metric measurements of mass is simple - just divide or multiply by 1,000. There are more complicated imperial units like ounces, pounds, stones or tons, but we'll look at these in a later quiz. This one sticks to metric weights.
Test your knowledge of measuring mass metrically in the quiz below. Have fun!