Grade 2: Area of Square Tiles

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1.A square tile has a side length of 4 inches. What is the area of the tile?

• A) 8 square inches
• - B) 12 square inches
• - C) 16 square inches
• - D) 20 square inches

2.If a flooring project requires 50 square feet of square tiles, what should be the side length of each tile if they are to be used completely?

• A. 5 FEET
• B. 6 FEET
• C. 7 FEET
• D. 10 FEET

3.A designer is laying out square tiles in a rectangular room that is 12 feet long and 8 feet wide. If each tile has a side length of 2 feet, how many tiles will the designer need to cover the entire floor?

• -A) 24 tiles
• B) 32 tiles
• C) 48 tiles
• D) 64 tiles

4.A homeowner wants to create a patio using square tiles, each with a side length of 3 feet. If the patio area is intended to be 81 square feet, how many tiles are needed?

• A) 8 tiles
• B) 9 tiles
• C) 10 tiles
• D) 12 tiles

5. A garden path is constructed using square pavers, each measuring 1 foot on each side. If the path is 15 feet long and 3 feet wide, how many pavers are needed?

• A) 30 pavers
• B) 40 pavers
• C) 45 pavers
• D) 50 pavers

6. The area of ​​a square tile can be calculated using the formula A = s 2 , where s is the length of one side of the square.

• TRUE
• False

7. If each side of a square tile measures 4 cm, the area of ​​the tile is 16 cm².

• TRUE
• FALSE

8. The area of ​​a square tile is always greater than the area of ​​a rectangle with the same perimeter.

• TRUE
• False