Measuring Weight: Interactive Quizzes for Kindergarten Math

Question 1

Which object is the heaviest?

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A large car

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A small feather

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A big book

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A giant house

Question 2

Which item weighs the most?

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A bag filled with apples

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A colorful box of crayons

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A backpack full of toys

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A thin piece of paper

Question 3

Which fun activity teaches us about weight?

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Weighing different things with a scale.

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Measuring the length of a pencil.

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Counting the crayons in a box.

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Reading a storybook about animals.

Question 4

What will happen if we use a ruler to measure weight?

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It will not give us a good measurement.

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It will give us a perfect measurement.

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It will break into pieces.

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Nothing special will happen.

Question 5

Which scale shows that the two sides are balanced?

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A scale with two objects of the same weight on each side.

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A scale with a heavy object on one side and a light object on the other.

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A scale with no objects on either side.

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A scale with heavy objects on both sides.

Question 6

Which of these is NOT a way to measure weight?

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Using a ruler

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Using a scale

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Using a beam balance

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Using a digital scale

Question 7

What does it mean when something is heavy?

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It weighs more

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It weighs less

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It is larger in size

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It is smaller in size

Question 8

Which of these activities involves measuring weight?

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Weighing a bag of apples

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Measuring the height of a door

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Counting the number of windows in a room

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Checking the time

Question 9

Which of these is a good everyday example of using weight measurement?

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Measuring the ingredients for a cake

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Measuring the distance to school

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Counting the number of toys in a box

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Checking the temperature outside

Question 10

What do we use to measure the weight of things?

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A scale

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A ruler

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A stopwatch

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A thermometer

Question 11

If you put two blocks of the same weight on a scale, what do you think will happen?

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The scale will stay balanced

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The scale will tip to the right

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The scale will tip to the left

Question 12

Which of these is NOT a way to measure weight?

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Inches

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Pounds

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Ounces

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Grams

Question 13

Which of these animals is usually the heaviest?

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Elephant

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Cat

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Dog

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Mouse

Question 14

Out of the following units, which is used to measure weight?

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Grams

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Inches

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Cups

Question 15

Which animal listed below is the heaviest?

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An elephant

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A mouse

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A cat

Question 16

Which of these bags is the heaviest?

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A bag with three books

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A bag with one book

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A bag with two books

Question 17

What happens when you add weight to an object?

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It becomes heavier

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It becomes lighter

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It stays the same

Question 18

Which of the following activities involves measuring weight?

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Weighing a bag of apples

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Measuring the height of a tree

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Counting the number of toys in a box

Question 19

What's the main reason we measure weight?

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To know how heavy something is

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To compare the weights of different things

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To guess how big something is

Question 20

Which action will make an object heavier?

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Adding more parts to it

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Taking away some of its parts

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Changing its color

Question 21

Let's compare the weight of two things. Which one would you say is heavier - a ball or a feather?

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Ball

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Feather

Question 22

Imagine we have a toy and we add more toys to it. What will happen to the toy's weight?

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It will get heavier

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It will get lighter

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It will stay the same

Question 23

Now, let's say we take some toys away from the toy. What will happen to its weight?

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It will get lighter

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It will get heavier

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It will stay the same

Question 24

When do you think we use measuring weight in real life? Can you give me an example?

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When baking a cake

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When playing a game

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When riding a bike

Question 25

Which of these activities will help us understand weight?

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Lifting different objects

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Tasting different foods

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smelling different flowers

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Running in a race

Question 26

When an object is heavier, it weighs more. True or False?

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True

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False

Question 27

We can use different objects to compare weights. Which of these objects could we use to compare the weights of two small toys?

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A small block

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A large ball

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A long stick

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A heavy book

Question 28

When we put a heavy object on one side of a scale and a light object on the other side, what will happen?

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The scale will tip towards the heavy object

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The scale will tip towards the light object

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The scale will not move

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The scale will break

Question 29

Which of the following is a good way to practice measuring weight?

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Playing with a toy balance scale

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Building a tower out of blocks

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Drawing pictures of different objects

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Singing songs about weight

Question 30

Which of the two is heavier? A book or a feather?

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Book

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Feather

Question 31

What do we use to measure weight?

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Scale

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Ruler

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Tape measure

Question 32

If a scale has two identical blocks on one side and one object on the other side, what can we say about the weight of the object?

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Equal to the weight of two blocks

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More than the weight of two blocks

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Less than the weight of two blocks

Question 33

True or False: Measuring weight is only important for scientists.

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False

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True

Question 34

Which of the following helps us best understand weight?

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Lifting and comparing different objects

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Watching videos on weight measurement

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Reading books about weight

Question 35

Which of these is the heaviest? A watermelon, a feather, a cotton ball, or a pencil?

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A watermelon

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A feather

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A pencil

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A cotton ball

Question 36

What does a scale tell us about an object?

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How heavy it is

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How tall it is

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How long it is

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How warm it is

Question 37

If we don't have a scale, how can we figure out how heavy something is?

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Use a balance or compare it to other things

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Use a thermometer

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Use a stopwatch

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Use a ruler

Question 38

Which would be the hardest to lift? A bag of rocks, a balloon, a feather, or a pillow?

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A bag of rocks

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A balloon

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A pillow

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A feather

Question 39

Which of these is the heaviest?

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A bag of sand

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A balloon

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A feather

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A piece of paper

Question 40

What do we use to measure how heavy something is?

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A scale

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A cup

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A thermometer

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A ruler

Question 41

Which of these is used to measure how heavy things are?

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A balance scale

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A thermometer

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A ruler

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A protractor

Question 42

What do we do to find out how heavy an object is?

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Place it on a scale

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Touch it to feel its heaviness

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Measure its length

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Count its volume

Question 43

What happens when we add more weight to an object?

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It becomes heavier

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It becomes lighter

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It changes shape