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Worksheets2D & 3D Measurement Review (Notes)
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 14mins
Which TWO (2) questions can be answered by finding the PERIMETER of a figure?
How much fencing do we need for the pasture?
How many acres is our property?
How long do the string lights need to be to surround the whiteboard?
How much paint would I need for my barn?
Which TWO (2) questions can be answered by finding the AREA of a figure?
How many boxes of string lights to decorate your house.
How big of a rug do I need to cover my living room floor?
How much sticky paper do I need to cover my kitchen shelves?
How many sweaters can I fit inside this drawer.
Which TWO (2) questions can be answered by finding the SURFACE AREA of a figure?
How much fabric do I need to make a tent/fort?
How much paint do I need to buy for my house?
How much trim/border do you need for the pillow you made?
How many cases of water can stack in the trunk of your car?
Which TWO (2) questions can be answered by finding the VOLUME of a figure?
How far is it to drive around Hawaii Island?
How much mulch do you need to buy to fill the flower bed?
How much siding do you need for your house?
How much resin do you need to mix to fill the mold?
Which of the following uses 1D units?
inches, meters, miles, etc
Perimeter
Area
Surface Area
Volume
Which of the following uses 2D units?
square inches, sq. meters, miles2, etc
Perimeter
Area
Surface Area
Volume
Which of the following uses 3D units?
cubic inches, cub. meters, miles3, etc
Perimeter
Area
Surface Area
Volume
Which of the following is the correct process for finding population density of people?
Find the perimeter of the space and divide it by the number of people.
Find the area of the space and dividie it by the number of people.
Find the number of people and divide it by the area of the space.
Find the number of people and divide it by the perimeter of the space.
Which is the correct process for finding the area of an irregular figure?
divide the shape into triangles and multiply all the areas
multiply the overall width by the overall height
add up the lengths of all the sides
divide the shape into manageble parts to find the areas of, then add the total
Complete the Analogy:
Perimeter is to (a)
as
Surface Area is to Volume
In your own words, explain this analogy so a 6th grader could understand:
Perimeter is to Area, as
Surface Area is to Volume.
