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Open Ended

How do scientists classify objects based on their mass? Can you think of examples?

Multiple Choice

Find the mass.

• 285.3 g

• 275.5 g

• 275.3 g

Multiple Choice

What is the value on the balance?

• 307 g

• 37.3 g

• 137.4 g

Multiple Choice

What is the value on the balance?

• 354.6 g

• 430 g

• 645.3 g

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Classify each animal as having a small mass or a large mass.

The elephant has a ​

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mass.

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Classify each animal as having a small mass or a large mass.



The giraffe has a ​

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mass.

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Classify each animal as having a small mass or a large mass.



The badger has a ​

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mass.

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Classify each animal as having a small mass or a large mass.



The eagle has a ​

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mass.

Multiple Choice

Marissa has three cups of liquids. She has 20 grams of water, 15 grams of milk, and 10 grams of orange juice.

Which cup has the greatest mass?

• The water

• The milk

• The orange juice

• They all have the same mass.

Open Ended

Tell me one object that has a SMALL mass.

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Object 1 is ​

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Object 2 is ​

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Object 3 is ​

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same density as water

less dense than water

more dense than water

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is the amount of matter in an object.

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Mass

Weight

Volume

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anything that has mass and takes up space

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matter

metamorphic rock

mineral

plate

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What is mass?

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how much matter is in the object

how heavy it is

how much space it takes up

the shape of the object