This Grade 3 worksheet offers multi-step word problems involving same-unit mass and volume scenarios, such as a recipe needing 750 g of flour with two 450 g bags available. Grade 3 learners add, subtract, and decide if amounts are enough, building strong problem solving skills with grams, kilograms, milliliters, and liters throughout each colorful, realistic question. This Grade 3 printable suits extension work, homework, or small group math challenges today.
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Mass and Volume
Part A: Multiple Choice
Circle the best answer for each question.
1. A Grade 3 recipe needs 750 g of flour. You have two bags of 450 g each. How many grams of flour do you have?
A) 750 g
B) 900 g
C) 1200 g
D) 450 g
2. A Grade 3 juice pitcher has 1500 mL. You pour out two 250 mL glasses. How much juice is left?
A) 1000 mL
B) 1250 mL
C) 500 mL
D) 1750 mL
3. A Grade 3 bag of rice has 5 kg. You use 2 kg on Monday and 1 kg on Tuesday. How much is left?
A) 1 kg
B) 2 kg
C) 3 kg
D) 4 kg
4. A Grade 3 bottle holds 2000 mL. You drink 350 mL, then 450 mL. How much is left?
A) 1200 mL
B) 1100 mL
C) 1000 mL
D) 800 mL
Part B: Fill in the Blank
Write the correct answer on each line.
1. A Grade 3 recipe needs 600 g sugar. You have 250 g and 250 g. You still need 100 g.
2. A Grade 3 jug holds 3 L. You pour out 750 mL twice. You have 1500 mL left.
3. A Grade 3 box has 4 apples of 150 g each. Total mass is 600 g.
4. A Grade 3 tank holds 10 L. You fill it with 2 L, then 3 L more. It still needs 5 L.
5. A Grade 3 shopper buys 500 g cheese and 300 g ham. Total mass is 800 g.
Mass and Volume
★ Part A: Multiple Choice
Circle the best answer for each question.
1. A Grade 3 recipe needs 750 g of flour. You have two bags of 450 g each. How many grams of flour do you have?
A) 750 g
B) 900 g
C) 1200 g
D) 450 g
2. A Grade 3 juice pitcher has 1500 mL. You pour out two 250 mL glasses. How much juice is left?
A) 1000 mL
B) 1250 mL
C) 500 mL
D) 1750 mL
3. A Grade 3 bag of rice has 5 kg. You use 2 kg on Monday and 1 kg on Tuesday. How much is left?
A) 1 kg
B) 2 kg
C) 3 kg
D) 4 kg
4. A Grade 3 bottle holds 2000 mL. You drink 350 mL, then 450 mL. How much is left?
A) 1200 mL
B) 1100 mL
C) 1000 mL
D) 800 mL
★ Part B: Fill in the Blank
Write the correct answer on each line.
1) A Grade 3 recipe needs 600 g sugar. You have 250 g and 250 g. You still need 100 g.
2) A Grade 3 jug holds 3 L. You pour out 750 mL twice. You have 1500 mL left.
3) A Grade 3 box has 4 apples of 150 g each. Total mass is 600 g.
4) A Grade 3 tank holds 10 L. You fill it with 2 L, then 3 L more. It still needs 5 L.
5) A Grade 3 shopper buys 500 g cheese and 300 g ham. Total mass is 800 g.
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