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    This document provides information about volume and area measurement. It includes true/false questions and word problems about volume of rectangular prisms and area of shapes like triangles, parallelograms, trapezoids. The key points are that volume is measured in cubic units and found by multiplying length x width x height. Area formulas are also provided for triangles as 1/2 base x height and problems are worked through applying the appropriate formulas. Total volumes and areas are calculated and answered.

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    This document provides information about volume and area measurement. It includes true/false questions and word problems about volume of rectangular prisms and area of shapes like triangles, parallelograms, trapezoids. The key points are that volume is measured in cubic units and found by multiplying length x width x height. Area formulas are also provided for triangles as 1/2 base x height and problems are worked through applying the appropriate formulas. Total volumes and areas are calculated and answered.

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    This document provides information about volume and area measurement. It includes true/false questions and word problems about volume of rectangular prisms and area of shapes like triangles, parallelograms, trapezoids. The key points are that volume is measured in cubic units and found by multiplying length x width x height. Area formulas are also provided for triangles as 1/2 base x height and problems are worked through applying the appropriate formulas. Total volumes and areas are calculated and answered.

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    Directions: Read and understand the following. .

    I .Write TRUE if the statement is true and FALSE, if not.


    __T__ 1. A solid figure is a 3-dimensional figure. It has length , width , and height.
    __T__ 2.Volume is measured in cubic units, such as cubic centimeters ( cm³).
    __F__ 3.Non-standard units cannot be used to measure volume.
    __T__ 4. Standard units give a consistent and accurate measure of the volume of a container.
    ___T_ 5. The volume of a rectangular prism is equal to the product of its length, width, and
    height . V = l x w x h cubic units
    __T__ 6. The amount of space inside an object is called the volume of the object.
    __F__ 7. Volume is measured in square units.
    ___T_ 8. To find the volume of rectangular prism multiply the length, width and height.
    __F__ 9. Objects with different shapes can have the same volume.
    _F___10.When the non-standard unit used is small, few units are needed to fill a container.
    When the non-standard unit used is bigger, more units are needed to fill the
    container.

    II . Read each problem then, answer the questions that follow.

    A rice field in the shape of a parallelogram is 300 meters long. The perpendicular distance
    between the base and its opposite side is 120 meters. What is its area?

    11. What is asked for in the problem?______________________________________________


    12. What facts are given?________________________________________________________
    13. What is the formula to solve the problem?_______________________________________
    14. How is the solution done?____________________________________________________
    15. What is the complete answer?_________________________________________________

    A triangular pond has a base of 10 meters and a height of 6 meters. What is the area
    of the pond?

    16. What is asked in the problem?_________________________________________________


    17. What are given facts?_____________________________________________________
    18. What is the formula to solve the problem?______________________________________
    19. How is the solution done?____________________________________________________
    20. What is the complete answer?________________________________________________

    A garden inside a park has the shape of a trapezoid. Its bases are 8 meters and 6 meters. The
    perpendicular distance between these bases is 7 meters. What is the area of the garden?

    21. What is asked for in the problem?_______________________________________________


    22. What are given facts? _________________________________________________________
    23. What is the formula to solve the problem?________________________________________
    24. How is the solution done? _____________________________________________________25. What is
    the complete answer? __________________________________________________

    III. Find the volume of each solid figure below.


    26.
    6 cm 27. 15 cm

    3 cm 5 cm
    12 cm 30cm

    Volume:_________ Volume:______

    28. 29. 8 cm 30.


    4 cm 12 cm
    6 cm
    8 cm 2 cm 15 cm
    5 cm
    7 cm
    Volume: _________ Volume: ________ Volume: ________

    V .Study the graphs. Write the letter of your chosen answer on your answer sheet.
    .
    31. What month registers the least number of kaing of pomelos harvested?
    a. April c. January
    b. February d. March
    32. What month registers the most number of kaing of pomelos harvested?
    a. May c. January
    b. March d. February
    33. How many more kaing are harvested in February and April than in January and March?
    a. 5 c. 9
    b. 7 d. 11
    34. What is the total number of kaing of pomelos harvested?
    a. 500 c. 510
    b. 505 d. 515
    35. What is the average number of kaing of pomelos harvested?
    a. 110 c. 105
    b. 108 d. 102

    .
    36. Which family has the lowest monthly allowance?
    a. Fanoga c. Castro
    b. De Guzman d. Briones
    37. Which family has the biggest monthly allowance?
    a. Castro c. Fanoga
    b. De Guzman d. Garcia
    38. What is the total monthly allowance of the families?
    a. Php 16,550.00 c. Php 16,450.00
    b. Php 16,500.00 d. Php 16,000.00

    39. What is the average monthly allowance of the families?


    a. Php 3,210.00 c. Php 3,410.00
    b. Php 3,310.00 d. Php 3,510.00
    40. How many children have puppies for their pet?
    a. 60 b. 70 c. 90 d. 100

    1. T 26. 216 cm3


    2. T 27. 2 250 cm3
    3. F 28. 96cm3
    4. T 29. 480cm3
    5. T 30. 420cm3
    6. T 31. C
    7. F 32. B
    8. T 33. A
    9. F 34. C
    10. F 35. D
    11. The area of a parallelogram 36. C
    12. 300 m long, 120 m height 37. B
    13. A=BxH 38. A
    14. 300 m x 120m = 36, 000 m 39. B
    15. 36, 000 m is the area of parallelogram 40. C
    16. The area of the triangular pond
    17. Base of 10 meters and a height of 6 meters
    18. A=Bx H
    2
    19. 10 x 6 = 60 ÷2 = 30 m²
    20. 30m²
    21. Area of the garden
    22. 8 meters for base 1, 6 meters for base 2 and 7 meters for height
    23. A = (B1 + B2 ) H
    2
    24. (8 + 6) 7 = 14 x 7 = 98 = 49 m2
    2 2 2
    2
    25. 49 m

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