21 P3.DE.JM.17102956
Level 3
Mr. Choy bought 5 kg of flour for $12. He sold the flour for $28.
  1. How much did he sell each kilogram of flour for?
  2. How much money did he make from each kilogram of flour?
4 m
D Addition & subtraction D Division Mass Money
22 P3.WN.PR.17102440
Level 2
Mike's bag is 1 kg 60 g and Cathy's bag is 270 g. Find the total weight. Give the answer in kg and g.
2 m
W Addition & subtraction Mass Unit conversion Model Part-whole
23 P3.WN.PR.17102465
Level 2
What is 30 g less than 6 kg?
2 m
W Addition & subtraction Mass Unit conversion Model Comparison
24 P3.WN.JC.17121027
Level 2
Eric's bag is 1 kg 50 g and Liza's bag is 350 g. Find the difference in the weight.
2 m
W Addition & subtraction Mass Unit conversion Model Comparison
25 P3.WN.PR.17102442
Level 2
A packet of hotdogs has a mass of 2 kg 230 g. A packet of chicken thighs is 750 g heavier than the packet of hotdogs. What is the total mass of the packets of hotdogs and chicken thighs? Express the answer in kg and g.
2 m
W Addition & subtraction Mass Unit conversion Model Comparison
26 P3.WN.JC.17121011
Level 2
What is the mass of the container?
2 m
W Addition & subtraction Mass Unit conversion
27 P3.WN.JM.17110575
Level 1
Find the missing number in the box.
2 m
W Multiplication & division Mass Model Part-whole Units method
28 P3.WN.JM.17110643
Level 1
Sean bought 4 kg of rice. 1 kg of rice cost $28. How much did he pay?
2 m
W Multiplication & division Mass Money
29 P3.WN.PR.17102468
Level 3
Abigail had 10 kg of flour at her shop. She sold 450 g in the morning and 2 kg 700 g in the afternoon. How much flour did she have left? (Give the answer in kilograms and grams.)
3 m
W Addition & subtraction Mass Unit conversion Model Part-whole
30 P3.WN.PR.17102471
Level 3
The mass of a kitten is 3 times that of a rabbit. The mass of the kitten is 1 kg 200 g. What is the total mass of the rabbit and the kitten?
3 m
W 4 operations Mass Unit conversion Model Times-as-many Units method

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