5th Grade Volume (5.MD.3)

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

• 6 in³

• 2 in³

• 12 in³

• 8 in³

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What is the volume of this structure?

• 80 square units
• 16 units cubed
• 80 cubic units
• 36 units cubed

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What is the formula used to find volume?

• V = b x l

• V = l x w x h

• V = length x width

• V = l x w x swing set

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A teacher has his students find the volume of a composite figure. The volume of one prism was 4,800 cubic inches. The other prism measures 40 in x 90 in x 2 in. What is the total volume?

• 7,200 cubic inches

• 11,400 cubic sandwiches

• 12,000 cubic inches

• E = mc²

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What is the volume of this figure?  

• 12 cubic inches 
• 27 cubic inches 
• 108 cubic inches
• 109 cubic inches

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