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    Chemistry
    Grade-6
    Easy

    Question

    What is the quantity of matter that can be measured?

    1. Mass
    2. Density
    3. Volume
    4. Pressure

    Hint:

    Mass

    The correct answer is: Mass

      • Mass is a measure of the amount of matter in a substance or an object. 
      • So, the correct option is a.

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