WorksheetsVolume of Cylinders and Cones
Total questions: 19
Answer KeyVolume of Cylinders and Cones
Total questions: 19
v = π r2 h
359.1 mm3
⅓ π r2h
, d)
16 cm
1,286.8 units³
Area of the base
A = π·r2
radius
6.4 units
1357.17 cm2

19 questions
7th - 7th Grade
Mathematics
This Grade 7 mathematics worksheet builds understanding of volume for cylinders and cones through 19 mixed-format questions. Students identify the formulas V = πr²h and V = ⅓πr²h, find the area of a circular base, interpret B and r in related formulas, identify cylindrical objects, and determine missing measurements such as radius and height. The set includes 16 multiple-choice questions, one dropdown item, and two multiple-select questions. Learners also calculate cylindrical volume from given dimensions, select the formulas or figures that meet stated criteria, and round numerical results as directed. The worksheet is suitable for guided instruction, independent practice, review, or a quick assessment of Grade 7 geometry skills. It is a free printable worksheet with a complete answer key, making it easy to check students’ understanding of formulas, geometric vocabulary, and volume calculations.
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Answer Keyv = π r2 h
359.1 mm3
⅓ π r2h
, d)
16 cm
1,286.8 units³
Area of the base
A = π·r2
radius
6.4 units
1357.17 cm2
This Grade 7 worksheet uses 19 multiple-choice, dropdown, and multiple-select questions to practice identifying cylinder and cone volume formulas, finding circular base area, and calculating cylinder volume from radius, height, or other given measurements. Students also interpret symbols such as B and r, identify cylindrical figures, and select formulas or shapes that match the question.
Begin by reviewing the area of a circle and connecting the base area to V = Bh, then model how the cylinder formula becomes V = πr²h and how the cone formula includes the ⅓ factor. Use the formula-identification and dropdown items to check vocabulary before assigning the calculation questions, and ask students to explain why a selected formula or figure fits each multiple-select prompt.
Watch for students choosing πr² without multiplying by height, using the cone’s ⅓ factor when solving a cylinder problem, or treating diameter as radius. Students may also confuse base area with volume, misread what B or r represents, select only one response on the multiple-select items, or fail to round calculated volumes to the nearest tenth when requested.
On Wayground, you can assign this worksheet as a printable PDF or as a digital quiz, and it includes a complete answer key for checking the formula, measurement, classification, and calculation items. Printable submissions can be graded by scanning student work with the Wayground for Teachers app.
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