Find the Volume!

When you are finding the length x width of a 3-dimensional figure, this is also called the:

• base
• perimeter
• volume
• width

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What is the volume of this prism?

• 16 cubic cm
• 36 cubic cm
• 144 cubic cm

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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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What shape is this?

• cone
• pyramid
• rectangular prism
• cube

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What is the formula for volume?

• length x width x height
• length x width

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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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Which label would NOT be appropriate for volume.

• square miles
• inches³
• cm³
• cubic feet

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What is the volume of this rectangular prism?

• 27 cubic units
• 18 cubic units
• 9 cubic units
• 3 cubic units

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Volume = (length x width) x _____

• length

• width

• height

• area of the base

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Joe measured the volume of a cube-shaped box as being 125 cubic inches.  If the base layer of the box fits 25 small cubes of 1 cubic inch each, how many layers of small cubes will fit in the box?

• 25
• 5
• 15
• 5.5

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