MATHEMATICS 4

What do you call the amount of space a solid figure occupies?

• Area

• Graph

• Perimeter

• Volume

Which of the following statement is TRUE about measuring volume using non-standard units?

• Non-standard units gives a consistent and accurate measurement of the volume of a container.

• When a non-standard unit used is small, more units are needed to fill a container.

• When the non-standard used is bigger, fewer units are needed to fill the container.

Mike wanted to find out which box, A and B, has the greater volume. He filled box A with marbles. Then, he transferred the marbles to box B. After box B was full, there were still some marbles in box A. Which box has the greater volume?

• Box A

• Box B

• Both boxes are equal in size

• None

Rene has a small gift box which measures 8 cm, 7cm, and 2 cm. Find its volume.

• 112 cubic cm.

• 121 cubic cm.

• 212 cubic cm.

• 221 cubic cm.

Maribeth has a sewing box which measures 6 cm long, 8 cm wide, and 10 cm thick. What is the volume?

• 840 cubic cm.

• 480 cubic cm

• 418 cubic cm.

• 408 cubic cm.

A 5 cm. x 3 cm. x 4 cm. container is half-filled with salt. How much salt is still needed to completely fill the container?

• 60 cubic cm.

• 50 cubic cm.

• 40 cubic cm.

• 30 cubic cm.

Annabelle owns a bakeshop that sells different kinds of brownies cut into 5-cm cubes. How many brownies can she bake using a pan which measures 4 cm by 30 cm by 4 cm?

• 106 pieces

• 96 pieces

• 86 pieces

• 76 pieces

"Elvira wants to fill a rectangular container with chocolate. What is the volume of the rectangular container if it is 70 cm long, 40 cm wide and 10 cm tall?"

What is asked in the problem?

• The height of the container

• The volume of each chocolate bar

• The volume of the rectangular container

• The number of chocolate bars needed to fill the container

"Elvira wants to fill a rectangular container with chocolate. What is the volume of the rectangular container if it is 70 cm long, 40 cm wide and 10 cm tall?" What is the formula to be used in the problem?

• Volume = Length x Width ÷ Height

• Volume = Length + Width x Height

• Volume = Length x Width x Height

• Volume = Length x Width - Height

Elvira wants to fill a rectangular container with chocolate. What is the volume of the rectangular container if it is 70 cm long, 40 cm wide and 10 cm tall?

• The volume of the rectangular container is 2 800 cm³.

• The volume of each chocolate bar is 28 000 m^3.

• The volume of the rectangular container is 28 000 cm^3.

• The rectangular container needs 28 000 chocolate bars.