40 Questions to Ace Your Exam: Grade 3 Math Measurement Challenge (Mass & Capacity)

Interactive Grade 3 Math Quiz: Master Mass, Capacity & Temperature (Cambridge Unit 13)

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Welcome, Grade 3 mathematicians! This extensive interactive worksheet is a comprehensive review designed to help students master key measures. We focus deeply on mass conversions (kg to g), liquid capacity (litres and millilitres), and understanding temperature scales (°C), covering all essential concepts from Cambridge Primary Mathematics Grade 3 Unit 13. Practice these 40 questions to boost your exam scores and achieve measurement fluency.

Part 1: Weighing Things Up (Mass - 10 Questions)

Q1.1 (Short Answer - Grams):

A baker bought 4 kg of flour. He used 1750 g for cakes. How many grams of flour does he have left?

g

Q1.2 (Multiple Choice):

Which unit is most suitable for measuring the mass of a pencil?

Kilograms (kg)
Grams (g)
Litres (l)

Q1.3 (Conversion):

A box of apples weighs 6340 g. This is the same as:

kg and g

Q1.4 (Short Answer - Addition):

A cat weighs 3 kg 200 g, and a dog weighs 5 kg 450 g. What is their total mass in grams?

g

Q1.5 (Multiple Choice - Estimation):

Which is the best estimate for the mass of a dictionary?

30 g
3 kg
300 kg

Q1.6 (Short Answer - Subtraction):

A watermelon weighs 800 g less than 4 kg. What is the mass of the watermelon in grams?

g

Q1.7 (Conversion):

Convert 2 kg 90 g to grams.

g

Q1.8 (Multiple Choice - Comparison):

Which mass is the smallest?

2500 g
3 kg
2 kg 400 g

Q1.9 (Short Answer - Finding Missing Mass):

If a box weighs 1 kg 50 g, and the items inside weigh 980 g, what is the mass of the empty box in grams?

g

Q1.10 (Short Answer - Rounding):

Round 1 kg 450 g to the nearest kilogram.

kg

Part 2: Holding the Liquid (Capacity - 10 Questions)

Q2.1 (Short Answer - Addition):

A tank contains 5 l 300 ml of water. If 2 l 800 ml is added, what is the new total capacity in millilitres?

ml

Q2.2 (Multiple Choice):

Which unit is best for measuring the capacity of a swimming pool?

Millilitres (ml)
Litres (l)
Kilograms (kg)

Q2.3 (Short Answer - Subtraction):

A bottle has 750 ml of juice. David drinks 280 ml. How much juice is left?

ml

Q2.4 (Conversion):

Convert 4.5 litres to millilitres.

ml

Q2.5 (Multiple Choice - Comparison):

Which capacity is the greatest?

3 l 200 ml
3500 ml
3.4 l

Q2.6 (Short Answer - Finding Difference):

A fish tank holds 10 l. It currently has 6 l 750 ml. How much more water is needed in millilitres?

ml

Q2.7 (Short Answer - Combining):

Three glasses each hold 300 ml. What is the total capacity in millilitres?

ml

Q2.8 (Conversion):

Convert 6050 ml to litres and millilitres:

l and ml

Q2.9 (Multiple Choice - Estimation):

The capacity of a teaspoon is closest to:

50 ml
5 ml
5 l

Q2.10 (Short Answer - Subtraction):

A bucket started with 8 l of water. If 3 l 250 ml leaked out, how much is left in millilitres?

ml

Part 3: Reading the Heat (Temperature - 10 Questions)

Q3.1 (Short Answer - Difference):

The temperature was 22°C. It dropped by 8°C. What is the new temperature?

°C

Q3.2 (Multiple Choice):

Which temperature is below freezing point (0°C)?

-5°C
1°C
10°C

Q3.3 (Short Answer - Difference across 0):

The temperature rose from -4°C to 11°C. How many degrees did it rise?

°C

Q3.4 (Short Answer - Lowering Temp):

If the temperature is 15°C and it drops 18°C, what is the new temperature?

°C

Q3.5 (Multiple Choice - Comparison):

Which temperature is warmest?

25°C
19°C
-3°C

Q3.6 (Short Answer - Average):

The morning temperature was 10°C. It reached 20°C at midday. What is the halfway temperature?

°C

Q3.7 (Multiple Choice - Real World):

A comfortable room temperature is closest to:

5°C
22°C
45°C

Q3.8 (Short Answer - Above Zero):

If the temperature is -1°C and it rises by 5°C, what is the new temperature?

°C

Q3.9 (Short Answer - Below Zero):

If the temperature is 0°C and it drops by 7°C, what is the new temperature?

°C

Q3.10 (Multiple Choice - Difference):

What is the difference between 12°C and -8°C?

4°C
20°C
-20°C

Part 4: Mixed Measures Challenge (10 Questions)

Q4.1 (Short Answer - Mass/Capacity):

A recipe needs 2 kg of sugar. If you use 500 g for cookies and 800 g for bread, how many grams of sugar are left?

g

Q4.2 (Multiple Choice - Comparison):

Which statement is correct?

3 l > 300 ml
500 g = 5 kg
10°C < -2°C

Q4.3 (Short Answer - Capacity):

A tap drips 20 ml of water every minute. How much water is wasted in one hour (in ml)?

ml

Q4.4 (Multiple Choice - Tool Recognition):

The instrument used to measure mass is a:

Measuring Jug
Thermometer
Balance Scale

Q4.5 (Short Answer - Mass):

If 2 kg of cheese is shared equally among 4 people, how many grams does each person get?

g

Q4.6 (Short Answer - Capacity/Conversion):

How many 250 ml cups can be filled from a 2 l bottle?

cups

Q4.7 (Short Answer - Temperature/Difference):

The highest temperature recorded on Monday was 30°C. On Tuesday it was 25°C. What is the difference?

°C

Q4.8 (Short Answer - Mass/Capacity Combination):

A jug of water weighs 1 kg. The empty jug weighs 200 g. Assuming 1 ml of water weighs 1 g, what is the capacity of the jug in millilitres?

ml

Q4.9 (Multiple Choice - Unit Identification):

A car is weighed using what unit?

Grams (g)
Millilitres (ml)
Kilograms (kg)

Q4.10 (Short Answer - Temperature):

A temperature of -5°C must rise by how many degrees to reach 10°C?

°C

✅ Answer Key (For Teacher/Parent Reference)

Part 1: Mass (Mass)

Q1.1: 2250 g

Q1.2: b) Grams (g)

Q1.3: 6 kg, 340 g

Q1.4: 8650 g

Q1.5: b) 3 kg

Q1.6: 3200 g

Q1.7: 2090 g

Q1.8: c) 2 kg 400 g

Q1.9: 70 g

Q1.10: 1 kg

Part 2: Capacity (Capacity)

Q2.1: 8100 ml

Q2.2: b) Litres (l)

Q2.3: 470 ml

Q2.4: 4500 ml

Q2.5: b) 3500 ml

Q2.6: 3250 ml

Q2.7: 900 ml

Q2.8: 6 l, 50 ml

Q2.9: b) 5 ml

Q2.Q10: 4750 ml

Part 3: Temperature (درجہ حرارت)

Q3.1: 14°C

Q3.2: a) -5°C

Q3.3: 15°C

Q3.4: -3°C

Q3.5: a) 25°C

Q3.6: 15°C

Q3.7: b) 22°C

Q3.8: 4°C

Q3.9: -7°C

Q3.10: b) 20°C

Part 4: Mixed Challenge (ملا جلا چیلنج)

Q4.1: 700 g

Q4.2: a) 3 l > 300 ml

Q4.3: 1200 ml

Q4.4: c) Balance Scale

Q4.5: 500 g

Q4.6: 8 cups

Q4.7: 5°C

Q4.8: 800 ml

Q4.9: c) Kilograms (kg)

Q4.10: 15°C

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