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Measurement & Geometry

Grade 5 · On-level practice · 10 questions · Version PG-OPT17J-10NU

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1.Find the volume of a rectangular prism 4 by 8 by 3 units.
2.A box has volume 64 cubic units, length 8, and width 4. What is its height?
3.Find the volume of a rectangular prism 16 by 3 by 7 units.
4.A box has volume 168 cubic units, length 8, and width 7. What is its height?
5.Find the volume of a rectangular prism 16 by 6 by 5 units.
6.A box has volume 288 cubic units, length 18, and width 4. What is its height?
7.Find the volume of a rectangular prism 14 by 6 by 3 units.
8.A box has volume 196 cubic units, length 4, and width 7. What is its height?
9.Find the volume of a rectangular prism 6 by 8 by 2 units.
10.A box has volume 64 cubic units, length 4, and width 4. What is its height?

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  1. Find the volume of a rectangular prism 4 by 8 by 3 units.96 cubic units
  2. A box has volume 64 cubic units, length 8, and width 4. What is its height?2 units
  3. Find the volume of a rectangular prism 16 by 3 by 7 units.336 cubic units
  4. A box has volume 168 cubic units, length 8, and width 7. What is its height?3 units
  5. Find the volume of a rectangular prism 16 by 6 by 5 units.480 cubic units
  6. A box has volume 288 cubic units, length 18, and width 4. What is its height?4 units
  7. Find the volume of a rectangular prism 14 by 6 by 3 units.252 cubic units
  8. A box has volume 196 cubic units, length 4, and width 7. What is its height?7 units
  9. Find the volume of a rectangular prism 6 by 8 by 2 units.96 cubic units
  10. A box has volume 64 cubic units, length 4, and width 4. What is its height?4 units

Worked example

Sketch and label the quantities before selecting a measurement or geometry operation.

Common mistake

Using the right numbers with the wrong unit or formula.

Helpful hint

Write the unit beside every measurement.