The mass of an object is a measure of the amount of matter in it. Weight is the force that gravity exerts on an object and so can vary from place to place. The terms mass and weight are used loosely, and inaccurately, in everyday speech to mean the same thing. The NZ curriculum document reflects the correct use of the terminology and uses the term mass not weight.
Level 1 Mass
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GM1-1 NA1-1 NA1-2 |
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Level 2 Mass
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GM2-1 GM2-2 |
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Level 3 Mass
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Level 4 Mass
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