WorksheetsGrade 5 Unit 1 - Mass, Volume, and Relative Density
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
(a) is a measurement of the amount of matter in an object.
Which tool can be used to measure mass?
a balance
a graduated cylinder
a beaker
a tape measure
Which TOOLS can be used to measure liquid volume?
a balance
a graduated cylinder
a beaker
a tape measure
Which unit is used to measure mass?
grams (g)
centimeters (cm)
degrees Celsius
milliliters (mL)
Which unit is used to measure liquid volume?
grams (g)
centimeters (cm)
degrees Celsius
milliliters (mL)
All matter has mass.
true
false
(a) is how much space is taken up by an object or substance (stuff).
All matter takes up space.
true
false
The mass of a cookie might be _______.
50 g
2.5 kg
5 mL
5 cubic centimeters
The mass of a brick might be _______.
50 g
2.5 kg
5 mL
5 cubic centimeters
Find the mass: (a) .
What is this tool used to measure?
volume
mass
density
weight
Reorder the following steps for finding the volume of an irregularly (oddly) shaped object.
Fill a graduated cylinder partway.
Record the initial (starting) volume of the water by itself.
Place the object in the water.
Record the volume of the water with the object in it.
Subtract. The answer is the object's volume.
(a) refers to how tightly particles are packed within a space.
Anything (a) than water floats.
Anything (a) than water sinks.
Anything more dense than water (a) .
Anything less dense than water (a) .
Oil is (a) than water. This is why oil (b) .
A cork is (a) than water. This is why a cork (b) .
A bolt is (a) than water. This is why a bolt (b) .
Which object has more mass?
a brick
a beach ball
Which object has more volume?
a brick
a beach ball
Which object is more dense than water?
a brick
a beach ball
Which object is less dense than water?
a brick
a beach ball
