Year 8 Length and Perimeter

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Betty is measuring the area of the local Rugby field. What measurement unit should she use

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metres

centimetres

square metres

cubic centimetres

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The number of centimetres in 2.8 metres is:

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0.028

280

2800

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Theatre seats are 55 cm in width. 15 of these are placed against each other in a row. What is the width of the row in metres?

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0.825 m

8.25 m

82.5 m

825 m

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Jack had a rope 8.35 meters long. He cut off 2.6 meters. How long was the piece of rope that was left?

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5.65 metres

5.75 metres

6.65 metres

6.75 metres

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Jill walks to school each day. She walks 2 kilometres from her house to the school gate. She then walks 23 metres from the school gate to the classroom. How far does she walk to get from her house to her classroom?

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25 metres

43 metres

223 metres

2023 metres

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Do you add, subtract, multiply or divide the sides to find perimeter?

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add

subtract

multiply

divide

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Find the perimeter of the rectangle shown below

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21 cm

108 cm

216 cm

42 cm

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Find the perimeter of the square shown below.

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60 cm

225 cm

120 cm

30 cm

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Find the perimeter of the hexagon shown below.

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42 cm

124 cm

64 cm

45 cm

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Find the perimeter of the shape below.

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42 mm

70 mm

180 mm

56 mm

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Find the perimeter of the shape below.

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52 cm

62 cm

24 cm

22 cm

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What is the perimeter of a an equilateral triangle of side 20 cm?

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80 cm

60 cm

400 cm

40 cm

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A plane figure has 5 congruent sides (same size). The perimeter of this figure is equal to 600 metres. Find the length of one side of this figure.

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120 centimetres

3000 metres

120 metres

150 metres

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In the figure below, a large rectangle has a length of 60 metres and a width of 20 metres. A smaller rectangle has a length of 30 metres and width of 20 metres. Which statement is correct?

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The perimeter of the large rectangle is twice the perimeter of the small rectangle.

The perimeter of the large rectangle is equal to the perimeter of the small rectangle

The perimeter of the large rectangle is 30 meters more than the perimeter of the small rectangle.

The perimeter of the large rectangle is equal to 160 metres and the perimeter of the small rectangle is equal to 100 metres

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The perimeter of a square is equal to 88 metres. What is the length of the side of this square?

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22 metres

44 metres

11 metres

352 metres

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Side BC measures 9 cm. Side CD is half of side BC. What is the perimeter of this shape?

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27 cm

18.5 cm

13.5 cm

54 cm

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The length of a BC is 15 cm and the perimeter is 50 cm. Find the width CD

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10 cm

20 cm

30 cm

35 cm

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If the perimeter of the rectangle below is 20 cm then the value of x is

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4 cm

16 cm

5 cm

6 cm

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Tony had a rope 8.35 meters long. He cut off 2.6 meters. How long was the piece of rope that was left?

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5.65 metres

5.75 metres

6.65 metres

6.75 metres

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Which is the longest distance?

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3500 cm

65.5 m

75000 mm

0.1 km

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