Measurement of Area and Volume - Assam Valley School
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<strong>Measurement</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Area</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Volume</strong>ASSIGNMENT1. Fill in the blank spaces, using correct words from the list given below :List : area, graph, surface, volume, liquids, hall, space, thous<strong>and</strong>, convex, cylinder(i) <strong>Area</strong> is the amount <strong>of</strong> ..................................... occupied by an object.(ii) SI unit <strong>of</strong> ..................................... is metre square.(iii) The area <strong>of</strong> a big ..................................... is measured in square metres.(iv) ..................................... paper can be used to measure the area <strong>of</strong> small flat irregularobjects.(v) <strong>Volume</strong> is the ..................................... occupied by a substance.(vi) <strong>Volume</strong> <strong>of</strong> ..................................... is measured in litres.(vii) SI unit <strong>of</strong> ..................................... is cubic metre.(viii) Liquids which do not wet the surface <strong>of</strong> glass have ..................................... meniscus.(ix) A measuring ..................................... is used for measuring volume <strong>of</strong> liquids.(x) 1 litre is equal to one ..................................... millilitres.2. Statements given below are incorrect. Write the correct statements.(i) <strong>Volume</strong> is the surface occupied by a substance.(ii) One hectare is equal to 1000 m 2 .(iii) The area <strong>of</strong> a rose leaf can be found by using centimetre graph paper.(iv) The meniscus <strong>of</strong> water in a test tube is convex.(v) One millilitre is equal to 10 cc.© EDULABZINTERNATIONAL3. Write true or false in front <strong>of</strong> the following statements :(i) 10 m 2 is equal to 10,000 cm 2 .(ii) SI unit <strong>of</strong> area is m 2 .(iii) The appropriate unit for finding volume <strong>of</strong> water in an overhead tank is m 3 .(iv) A measuring flask can be used for finding the volume <strong>of</strong> gases.(v) The appropriate unit for finding the area <strong>of</strong> a 50 P coin is mm 2 .(vi) A pipette is used for finding fixed volume <strong>of</strong> liquids.1
4. Tick ( ✓ ) the most appropriate answer(i) The space occupied by a substance is called(a) volume(b) area(c) length(d) none <strong>of</strong> these(ii) The SI unit <strong>of</strong> area is(a) cm 2 (b) mm 2(c) m 2 (d) m 3(iii) The surface occupied by an object is called(a) volume(b) area(c) length(d) none <strong>of</strong> these(iv) The SI unit <strong>of</strong> volume is(a) mm 3 (b) cm 3(c) m 3 (d) km 3(v) 10 m 3 is equal to(a) 10 7 cc(b) 10 6 cc(c) 10 4 cc(d) 10 5 cc5. Find the odd one out. Give a reason for your choice.(i) m 3 , cm 3 , mm 3 , m 2 .(ii) Measuring flask, burette, pipette, measuring tape.(iii) square metre, square kilometre, hectare, litre.6. (i) What do you underst<strong>and</strong> by the term area?(ii) Name the St<strong>and</strong>ard International unit <strong>of</strong> area.(iii) Define the St<strong>and</strong>ard International unit <strong>of</strong> area.(iv) Prove that 1 m 2 = 10,000 cm 2 .© EDULABZINTERNATIONAL7. (i) Name two sub-multiples <strong>of</strong> St<strong>and</strong>ard International unit <strong>of</strong> area.(ii) Name two multiples <strong>of</strong> St<strong>and</strong>ard International unit <strong>of</strong> area.(iii) Amongst the units <strong>of</strong> area as km 2 , hectares, m 2 , cm 2 <strong>and</strong> mm 2 . Which is the mostsuitable for measuring the area <strong>of</strong> :(a) Your province(b) Agricultural l<strong>and</strong>(c) 5 P coin2
(d) Page <strong>of</strong> an exercise book(e) Floor <strong>of</strong> your bedroom8. Fill in the blank spaces :(i) 5 km 2 = .......................................................................... hectares.(ii) 1 km 2 = ............................................................................. m 2(iii) 250 cm 2 = ............................................................................. mm 2(iv) 50,000 mm 2 = ............................................................................. cm 2(v) 20 hectares = ............................................................................. m 2(vi) 1 hectare = ............................................................................. cm 29. Find the area <strong>of</strong> a shaded part in the diagram given below.10. Find the area <strong>of</strong> a shaded part in the figure shown below by using a centimetre scale.© EDULABZINTERNATIONAL3
11. Find the area <strong>of</strong> the figures shown by the shaded parts.© EDULABZINTERNATIONAL12. The length <strong>of</strong> a field is 250 m <strong>and</strong> breadth is 80 m. Find the area <strong>of</strong> the field, in,(i) m 2 , (ii) hectares.13. A postage stamp is 12 mm in breadth <strong>and</strong> 20 mm in length. Find the area <strong>of</strong> stamp in,(i) mm 2 , (ii) cm 2 .14. (i) What do you underst<strong>and</strong> by the term volume?(ii) Name the unit, in which volume is measured in St<strong>and</strong>ard International system.(iii) Define the above unit <strong>of</strong> volume.4
15. (i) Name <strong>and</strong> define the unit in which the volume <strong>of</strong> a matchbox can be measured.(ii) If you are provided with a centimetre ruler, how will you proceed to find the volume<strong>of</strong> a matchbox?16. Name the unit <strong>and</strong> its sub-multiple, in which volume <strong>of</strong> liquids is measured.17. Fill in the blank spaces :(i) 1 m 3 = ............................................................................. cm 3(ii) 5 litres = ............................................................................. cm 3(iii) 4000 cc = ............................................................................. litres(iv) 12 m 3 = ............................................................................. cm 3(v) 3000 ml = ............................................................................. cc(vi) 250 cc = ............................................................................. litre18. By using a measuring cylinder carefully describe, how will you measure the volume <strong>of</strong> :(i) Mercury(ii) Water19. Find the volume <strong>of</strong> a rectangular wooden block <strong>of</strong> length 12 cm; breadth 8 cm <strong>and</strong>height 4 cm.© EDULABZ20. A rectangular block measures 10 m in length, 8 m in breadth <strong>and</strong> 2 m in height. Findthe volume <strong>of</strong> the block.21. Find the volume <strong>of</strong> a rectangular stone slab <strong>of</strong> length 30 m, breadth 12 m <strong>and</strong> height14 m.INTERNATIONAL22. The base area <strong>of</strong> a water tank is 40 m 2 . If the depth <strong>of</strong> water in it is 2 m, find the volume<strong>of</strong> water in m 3 .23. By using an overflow jar <strong>and</strong> a measuring cylinder, how will you find the volume <strong>of</strong> anirregular piece <strong>of</strong> stone?24. Which <strong>of</strong> the following quantities, you will measure by (i) Mass, (ii) <strong>Volume</strong>?(a) Petrol, (b) Wheat flour, (c) Liquefied oxygen gas, (d) Sugar, (e) Ice, (f) Water,(g) Beer, (h) Vegetable ghee, (i) Soap, (j) Mobile oil.5