Intro to Volume & Surface Area

Intro to Volume & Surface Area

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Multiple Choice

How many faces/sides does a rectangular prism have?

• 2

• 4

• 6

• 8

Multiple Choice

What are we measuring when we are talking about what is on the outside of a shape?

• Volume

• Surface Area

Multiple Choice

What are we measuring when we are talking about what can be put into a shape?

• Volume

• Surface Area

Multiple Select

Which situation would require finding the surface area?

• Susan needs to know how much water will fill her pool.

• Pam needs to know what size of tablecloth to buy for her kitchen table.

• Todd needs to figure the amount of paint he will

  need to paint all sides of a playground for his

  younger brother.

• Robert needs to know how many stones are

  needed to lay a pathway around his garden.

Multiple Choice

George is planning a party for his mother and needs to determine how much ice he needs to fill a cylindrical ice bucket. To solve this problem George will need to use the formula for –

• Area

• Volume

• Surface Area

• Perimeter

Multiple Choice

Jeremy wants to know how many cans he can fit in his recycling bin.

• Volume

• Surface Area

Multiple Choice

Karen is wrapping her brother's gift. How much paper will she need?

• Volume

• Surface Area

Multiple Choice

How much more soup can a large can hold over a small can?

• Volume

• Surface Area

Multiple Choice

The amount of aluminum used to make a can of string beans

• Volume

• Surface Area

Multiple Choice

How many tissues can fit in the tissue box

• Volume

• Surface Area

Multiple Choice

How much cardboard is needed to make a shoebox

• Volume

• Surface Area