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    This document contains a grade 9 measurement test with multiple choice and short answer questions. The test covers topics like perimeter, area, surface area, volume, and geometry. Students are asked to calculate values, explain concepts, and solve word problems involving shapes like rectangles, triangles, prisms, cylinders, and composite shapes.

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    Measurement & Geometry - Using Units of Measurement Test - Grade 9 - v1

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    New Town High School

    Grade 9 Measurement Test


    Instructions:
    a) Tear off the formulae sheet from the back and have it in front of you for the test
    b) Show working, where necessary to justify answers
    Section A Multiple Choice – “C” Standard questions
    1
    Question 1
    D (10 × 5) + ( 2 × 10 × 6) cm2
    The perimeter of the rectangle below is:
    Question 5
    The surface area (SA) of the solid below would
    be:

    A 23 m B 36 m C 46 m D 52 m

    Question 2
    The perimeter of the compound shape below is:

    A 3.7 × 3.7 × 3.7 m3 B 6 × 3.7 × 3.7 m3


    C 3.7 + 3.7 + 3.7 m3 D 4 × 3.7 × 3.7 m3

    Question 6
    The surface area of the following prism is:

    A 136 mm B 68 mm
    C 126 mm D 112 mm

    Question 3
    What is the area of the triangle below?
    A 450 cm2 B 24 cm2
    C 370 cm2 D 150 cm2

    Question 7
    355 cm3 is equivalent to:
    A 3.55 m3 B 0.003 55 m3
    A 36 cm2 B 9 cm2 C 72 cm2 D 18 cm2 C 355 mL D 0. 000 035 5 m2

    Question 4
    The area of this composite shape would be:

    A (10 × 5) + (10 × 6) cm2


    1
    B (10 × 11) + ( 2 × 10 × 6) cm2
    1
    C (10 × 15) + ( 2 × 10 × 6) cm2
    Question 8
    The volume for this prism is:

    1
    A (10 × 13) + ( 2 × 10 × 9) cm3
    B 13 × 10 × 9 cm3
    1
    C 2 × 10 × 9 × 13 cm3
    1
    D (3 ×10 × 13) + (2 × 2 × 10 × 9) cm3
    Short answer section Questions 9-13 are C standard, Questions 14,15 are B
    Standard and questions 16,17 are A standard
    Question 9
    Explain the difference between surface area and volume. Use a rectangular prism to help you
    explain.

    Question 10
    Find the shaded areas of the following composite shapes, correct to two decimal places.
    (a) (b)

    Question 11
    Margaret has a rectangular swimming pool, which is 3 m wide and 5 m long. What will be the area
    of a 1-m wide path around the edge of the pool?

    Question 12
    Find the surface area of each of these solids, correct to two decimal places.
    (a) (b)
    Question 13
    Find the capacity of each of these solids in litres, correct to two decimal places.
    (a) (b)

    Question 14
    Cleo is landscaping her backyard. The diagram shows that she will have a circular pond in the
    middle of her rectangular yard, along with two triangular garden beds. Apart from the pond and
    garden beds the rest of the backyard will be covered in lawn.

    (a) (i) Find the area of lawn that Cleo will need to purchase.

    (ii) If instant lawn costs $8 per square metre, how much will Cleo need to pay for her new
    lawn?

    (b) Find the area of Cleo’s two garden beds. If the soil needs to be 50 cm deep, what volume of
    soil will she need to purchase?

    (c) Cleo’s pond is 40 cm deep and in the shape of a cylinder. How much plastic liner will she
    need to purchase to cover the inside surface of the pond? (Assume that no liner is needed for
    the top.)

    (d) How many litres of water will be needed to fill the pond?
    Question 15
    Find the volume of the concrete needed to make this hollow pipe, correct to two decimal places.

    Question 16
    A roof has an area of 120 m2. The rain that falls onto the roof runs into a tank with a volume of
    10 m3.

    What depth of rain needs to fall onto the roof to completely fill the tank?
    Question 17

    A soft drink manufacturer wants to make a new model can that still holds the same volume as its
    original model but is much thinner so that it is easier to hold in your hand, in order to compete
    against brands like “Red Bull”.
    If the original can holds 375ml of liquid and has a diameter of 7cm, what height must the new
    model be if the diameter of the new model is to be only 5cm ?

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