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WC 21 Lvl 6

WC 21 Lvl 6

Assessment

Presentation

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Mathematics

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6th Grade

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Practice Problem

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Hard

Created by

Oleg Kheyfets

FREE Resource

3 Slides • 10 Questions

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​Hi! Welcome to my shift at the store! 🏪
Today, I’m helping organize products, stack shelves,
and—of course—put your math skills to the test!
Get ready for some fun challenges involving volume, measurements, and logical thinking.
Let’s see if you can solve them
before I finish my work!

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Multiple Choice

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Qbit needs to mark all the faces of a rectangular box containing fragile items. Since the box is shaped like a rectangular prism, he must ensure that every face has a "fragile" sign.

How many faces does the box have in total?

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6

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8

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12

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Multiple Choice

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Qbit is helping arrange chocolate boxes in the fridge. He knows that one box has a volume of 200 cm³, and the total volume of the fridge shelf is 3000 cm³.

Look at the picture and count how many boxes are already placed in the fridge.

Can Qbit fit more boxes, or is the shelf already full? 🤔

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Yes

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No

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Multiple Choice

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Qbit needs to set up a snack vending machine in the store. The machine’s dimensions are:

📏 8 units × 6 units × 20 units

💡 What is the total volume of the vending machine?

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1080 units³

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1008 units³

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960 units³

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906 units³

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Reorder

Qbit is organizing the storage room and needs to sort the boxes from smallest to largest volume. Help Qbit! Arrange the boxes from left to right in increasing order of volume.

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Poll

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If you had your own store, what would you sell?

The "Absolutely Useless but Cool" shop – Glow-in-the-dark socks, rainbow spaghetti, and an automatic high-five machine!

The "Not for Sale" store – Everything looks amazing, but sorry, nothing is actually for sale! Just for display.

The Ultimate Cat Café & Arcade – Play video games while being judged by 100 cats. Buy a snack? A cat steals it first!

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Multiple Choice

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Qbit is arranging juice boxes.

📦 Size of one juice box:

✅ Height: 9 cm

✅ Length: 7 cm

✅ Width: 8 cm

He has arranged them just like in the picture.

What volume of shelf space does he need?

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11340 cm3

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15330 cm3

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10360 cm3

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16340 cm3

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Multiple Choice

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Qbit wants to prepare a mat for a refrigerator with a volume of 240000 cm³, a height of 120 cm, and a length of 50 cm. What is the width of the refrigerator?

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60 cm

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50 cm

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40 cm

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30 cm

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Multiple Choice

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Qbit needs to organize cereal boxes on a shelf. The dimensions of one cereal box are:

Height: 20 cm, Length: 10 cm, Width: 15 cm

shelf dimensions are:

Height: 60 cm, Length: 30 cm, Width: 15 cm

How many cereal boxes can Qbit fit on the shelf?

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12

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11

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10

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9

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Multiple Choice

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Qbit wants to order new storage containers. He knows:

✅ Volume: 5400 cm³

✅ Width: 15 cm

✅ Length: 30 cm

However, the height is missing from the website. Can you help Qbit determine the height of the container?

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12 cm

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10 cm

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8 cm

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6 cm

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​Wow, what a busy day at the store! 📦
I’ve measured, calculated, and organized so many items—who knew math could be so useful in everyday tasks?

Today, I figured out how many boxes fit on shelves, determined missing dimensions, and even planned
space for a vending machine!

Great job, team! 💪
Keep practicing, and see you
in the next challenge!🚀

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Poll

Are you ready for the next challenge?

Of course! The harder, the better! 💪

Only if it doesn’t involve heavy lifting or too much thinking! 😆

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