WorksheetsFinding the Volume of a Rectangular Prism
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 6mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is the volume to the rectangular prism?
a)
13cm2
b)
56cm3
c)
56cm2
d)
48cm2
2.
What is the formula to finding the volume of a rectangular prism?
a)
Add up all the given values, then divide by 3.
b)
Multiply length and width by height, and then divide by 3.
c)
Add only length, width and height to get the volume.
d)
Multiply the length and the width, and the height to get the volume.
3.
Tristan is finding the volume of his toy box. He records his data. The length of the chest is 8 inches. The chest is 11 inches wide, and 16 inches tall. What is the volume of Tristan's toy box?
a)
1408 inches squared.
b)
One thousand four hundred and eight inches.
c)
None of the above.
d)
1408cm3
4.
What is the volume of the rectangular prism?
a)
100 meters
b)
100mm3
c)
100cm2
d)
100m3
5.
What is the difference between finding area and volume?
a)
The both use the same units.
b)
Area uses "units squared" and volume uses "units cubed"
c)
Area uses length x width x height
d)
Volume is length x width
6.
Robert is trying to figure out the volume of the shape. What is the volume?
a)
288 ft3
b)
16 ft2
c)
24 ft3
d)
24 ft3
7.
What is the volume?
a)
525 in3
b)
525 cm3
c)
None of the above.
d)
175 in3
8.
Which is the correct unit for finding volume?
a)
Square Units
b)
Cubic Units
9.
Which of the following statements is true?
a)
Finding the volume involves multiplying the length by the width by the height.
b)
Finding the volume involves addition. Add the length, width and height all together.
10.
AJ states that to use the term "squared" after when giving the volume of the shape. Is he correct?
a)
No.
b)
Yes.
11.
Mr. Jorrey is trying to determine the volume of a rectangular prism with 20 inches as its length, 15 inches as its width, and 25 inches as its height. What is the volume?
a)
60 inches3
b)
2,500 inches2
c)
180 inches3
d)
7,500 inches3
12.
Ryan is finding the volume to the rectangular prism shown. He says the volume is 120 in3. Is Ryan correct? Why?
a)
No because to find the volume you add up all the digits then multiply by two.
b)
No because it is not cubic units, but rather square units.
c)
Yes because you multiply length by, width, by height and you get that same product. It is also cubic units.
d)
Yes because you multiply length by, width, by height and you get that same product. It is also square units.
13.
Another formula for finding volume is...
a)
V = l + w + h
b)
V = B x h
c)
V = B + h
d)
V = l + l + w + w
14.
Logan is finding the volume of his pencil box. He knows that the area of the base is 40 square inches and the height is 4 inches. What is the volume of his pencil box?
a)
400 cu. in.
b)
44 cu. in.
c)
160 sq. in.
d)
160 cu. in.
15.
Luke is finding the volume of his toy box. He knows that the area of the base is 48 square feet and the height is 3 feet. What is the volume of his pencil box?
a)
154 cubic feet
b)
144 cubic feet
c)
146 cubic feet
d)
142 cubic feet
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