Area 1

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Area 1

(10 Questions)
California State Mathematics Standards
Measurement & Geometry
Grade 3
1.0 Students understand perimeter and area.

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1. What is the area of this rectangle? *

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6 sq. cm.

8 sq. cm.

10 sq. cm.

12 sq. cm.

2. Which of the squares below has the greatest area? *

1 point

3. What is the area of this rectangle? *

1 point

14 sq. cm.

16 sq. cm.

18 sq. cm.

20 sq. cm.

4. Which square has an area of 16 sq. cm? *

1 point

5. Which equation below shows the correct way to find the area of this rectangle? *

1 point

4 x 2 =

2 x (4 + 4) =

4 + 2 + 4 + 2 =

4 x 4 =

6. What is the area of this square? *

1 point

8 sq. cm.

4 sq. cm.

2 sq. cm.

1 sq. cm.

7. What is the area of this quadrilateral? *

1 point

16 sq. cm.

24 sq. cm.

48 sq. cm.

64 sq. cm.

8. What is the area of this rectangle? *

1 point

11 sq. cm.

15 sq. cm.

30 sq. cm.

56 sq. cm.

9. What is the area of this square? *

1 point

10 sq. cm.

25 sq. cm.

20 sq. cm.

50 sq. cm.

10. Is the area of this rectangle less than, or greater than, 10 sq. cm? *

1 point

less than 10 sq. cm.

greater than 10 sq. cm.

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