Unit Cubes: Regular and Irregular Shapes Review

Tina used 4 cubes to make a T-shape. She makes larger T-shapes by adding the same number of cubes to the right, to the left, and to the bottom of the T-shape. If she uses 13 cubes to make a T-shape, how many cubes wide will the T-shape be? Think of using objects to solve this problem.

•  7 cubes wide
•  8 cubes wide
•  9 cubes wide
•  6 cubes wide

• 26 inches³
• 26 feet³
• 26 units
• 26 cubic units

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What is the volume of the rectangular prism when it is fully packed if there are no gaps or overlaps in the unit cubes?

• 15 cubic inches
• 60 cubic inches
• 30 cubic inches
• 10 cubic inches

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What is the volume of this rectangular prism?

• 26 cubic units
• 24 cubic units
• 24 square units
• 26 square units

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• 10
• 12
• 14
• 13

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• 50 units³
• 56 units³
• 80 units³
• 66 units³

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What is the total volume of this figure?

• 60
• 100
• 120
• 300

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Each side of this ice cube measures 2 inches.  What is the volume of the ice cube?

• 6 cubic inches
• 8 cubic inches
• 12 cubic inches
• 8 square inches

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A cube has sides that are all the same length.

• True
• False

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• 72 ft2
• 72 m2
• 72 ft3
• 72 m3

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