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Measurement
Measurement • Angles
Which angle shows an obtuse angle? A B A. ABC B. BCA C. CAB D. ACB C
Which angle shows an obtuse angle? R S A. RST B. SRT C. TRS D. STR T
E Which angle is greater than 90 degrees? A A. A B. E C. C D. D C D
Which angle is 90 degrees? G F A. DFE B. DEF C. FGD D. D. E D EDG
Which angle equals 90 degrees? A. F B. G C. H D. D F G H
Which angle is 90 degrees? D F A. DFE B. FDE C. EFD D. D. E DEF
Which angle is 90 degrees? F A. DFE B. DEF C. FDE D. D. E D EDF
Which angle shows an acute angle? A A. A B. E C. C D. D E C D
Which angle shows an obtuse angle? E A A. DBC B. ABE C. EBD D. EBC B D C
What is true about angles ABC and PQR? C P A B R Q A. Both angles are obtuse B. B. The angles are congruent C. Angle ABC is bigger than PQR D. They both are left angles
What is true about angles ABC and PQR? C P A B Q A. Both angles are obtuse B. B. The angles are congruent C. Angle ABC is less than PQR D. Angle ABC is greater than PQR R
Which angle is greater than 90 degrees? A A. B. C. D. Angle A Angle B Angle C None of the angles B C
Measurement • Perimeter
Find the perimeter. A. 44 ft B. 12 ft C. 32 ft D. 88 ft 12 ft 32 ft
What is the perimeter of the regular octagon? 10 ft A. 30 ft B. 50 ft C. 90 ft D. 60 ft
How many yards of plants can go around the playground? 20 yd A. 70 yd B. 31 yd C. 66 yd D. 35 yd 15 yd playground Swings 4 yd No plants here
How many yards of plants can go around the playground? A. 61 yd B. 64 yd C. 57 yd D. 35 yd 12 yd playground 20 yd Swings 3 yd No plants here
How many yards of plants can go around the playground? 5 yd A. 18 yd B. 10 yd C. 17 yd D. 20 yd 4 yd playground Swings 1 yd No plants here
How many yards of plants can go around the playground? A. 90 yd B. 60 yd C. 80 yd D. 70 yd 10 yd playground 30 yd Swings 20 yd No plants here
How many yards of plants can go around the playground? A. 30 yd B. 35 yd C. 60 yd D. 50 yd 10 yd playground 20 yd Swings 10 yd No plants here
What is the perimeter of the shape? 5 ft 6 ft 8 ft A. 62 ft B. 30 ft C. 52 ft D. 64 ft 18 ft 12 ft 13 ft
What is the length of R the total perimeter is 28 feet? A. 24 ft B. 7 ft C. 4 ft D. 112 ft R R
If the total perimeter of the rhombus is 28 ft. What is the perimeter of the triangle? A. 12 ft B. 7 ft C. 21 ft D. 112 ft R R
A rectangle has What is the measure area of 30 an of the sides of the square cm. Each rectangle? side of the rectangle is 3 or more cm. A. 3 cm by 10 cm B. 5 cm by 4 cm C. 6 cm by 3 cm D. 30 cm by 1 cm
What is the best estimate of the perimeter of this shape? A. about 10 units B. about 20 units C. about 30 units D. about 40 units
What is the best estimate of the perimeter of this shape? A. about 10 units B. about 20 units C. about 30 units D. about 40 units
Measurement • Area
Find the area. A. 36 sq ft B. 12 sq ft C. 72 sq ft D. 6 sq ft 6 ft 12 ft
Mrs. Eberhart and Ms Mc. Cullough classes divide the hallway library area in two equal areas. What is the area that each class has? A. 50 square yd B. 15 square yd C. 25 square yd D. 30 square yd 10 yd 5 yd
Mrs. Eberhart and Ms Mc. Cullough classes divide the hallway library area in two equal areas. What is the area that each class has? A. 40 square yd B. 28 square yd C. 14 square yd D. 20 square yd 10 yd 4 yd
Mrs. Eberhart and Ms Mc. Cullough classes divide the hallway library area in two equal areas. What is the area that each class has? A. 40 square yd B. 28 square yd C. 14 square yd D. 20 square yd 10 yd 4 yd
Mrs. Eberhart and Ms Mc. Cullough classes divide the hallway library area in two equal areas. What is the area that each class has? A. 30 square yd B. 16 square yd C. 32 square yd D. 60 square yd 10 yd 6 yd
What is the area of the entire rectangle? A. 35 sq ft B. 70 sq ft C. 12 sq ft D. 24 sq ft 5 ft 7 ft
What is the area the entire 3 rectangle? ft A. 30 sq ft B. 15 sq ft C. 45 sq ft D. 8 sq ft 5 ft
A. 20 sq ft B. 100 sq ft C. 40 sq ft D. 80 sq ft 5 ft 4 ft What is the area the entire shape? Each rectangle is congruent?
What is the area of the entire rectangle? A. 8 sq ft B. 16 sq ft C. 32 sq ft D. 24 sq ft 4 ft 2 ft
What is the area the entire rectangle? A. 10 sq ft B. 7 sq ft C. 40 sq ft D. 30 sq ft 2 ft 5 ft
What is the area the entire shape? Each rectangle is congruent. A. 25 sq ft B. 100 sq ft C. 50 sq ft D. 10 sq ft 5 ft
What is the area the 2 entire rectangle? ft A. 10 sq ft B. 7 sq ft C. 40 sq ft D. 30 sq ft 5 ft
Tara wants to cut pieces of wrapping paper from the square. The squares need to be 5 inches square. How many squares can be cut from the wrapping paper? A. B. 12 C. 15 in 350 5 D. D. 20 in 15
Tara wants to cut pieces of wrapping paper from the square. The squares need to be 5 inches square. How many squares can be cut from the wrapping paper? A. B. 20 in 32 C. 10 in 200 8 D. D. 30
Tara wants to cut pieces of wrapping paper from the square. The squares need to be 3 inches square. How many squares can be cut from the wrapping paper? A. B. 12 in 15 18 C. D. D. 18 in 24 3
Tara wants to cut pieces of wrapping paper from the square. The squares need to be 4 inches square. How many squares can be cut from the wrapping paper? A. B. 12 in 320 15 C. 20 in D. D. 32 33
Tara wants to cut pieces of wrapping paper from the square. The squares need to be 4 inches square. How many squares can be cut from the wrapping paper? A. B. 12 C. 8 in 96 6 D. D. 12 in 20
Tara wants to cut pieces of wrapping paper from the square. The squares need to be 3 inches square. How many squares can be cut from the wrapping paper? A. B. 135 C. 9 in 15 24 D. D. 15 in 3
Tara wants to cut pieces of wrapping paper from the square. The squares need to be 3 inches square. How many squares can be cut from the wrapping paper? A. B. 135 C. 9 in 15 24 D. D. 15 in 3
Estimate the number of squares in the shaded area. About 15 sq units B. C. About 35 sq units About 25 sq units D. About 45 sq
Estimate the number of squares in all of the shaded areas. About 15 sq units B. C. About 35 sq units About 25 sq units D. About 45 sq
How many more square in shape B and Shape A? B A A. 8 square units B. C. 7 square units B. 15 square units D. 23 square units
Estimate the difference between shape B and Shape A? A A. B 2 square units B. C. 13 square unit B. 15 square units D. 17 square unit
Estimate the difference area if shape B and Shape A? A B A. 5 square units B. C. 7 square unit B. 12 square units D. 17 square unit
What is the area of the shape? 3 ft 5 ft 7 ft A. 100 sq ft B. 15 sq ft C. 115 sq ft D. 150 sq ft 15 ft 10 ft
What is the area of the shape? 2 ft 3 ft 6 ft A. 80 sq ft B. 6 sq ft C. 86 sq ft D. 70 sq ft 7 ft 10 ft 8 ft
The class makes a golf course in the shape of a rectangle. It is 10 feet long and 5 feet wide. They decide to make it bigger by making it one foot longer. What will be the increase in the area of the golf course? A. B. C. D. 50 sq ft 55 sq ft 1 sq ft
The class makes a golf course in the shape of a rectangle. It is 15 feet long and 3 feet wide. They decide to make it bigger by making it two feet wider. What will be the increase in the area of the golf course? A. B. C. D. 45 sq ft 75 sq ft 30 sq ft 2 sq ft
Measurement • Elapsed Time
The students want to make brownies. They put the brownies in the oven at 10: 35 am. It takes them 30 minutes to bake and 10 minutes to cool before they can eat them. What time will the brownies be ready? A. 11: 05 AM B. C. 9: 55 AM B. 11: 15 AM D. 9: 35 AM
The class wants to make a brownies. The brownies are put in the oven at 11: 40 am. It takes 35 minutes for the brownies to cook. What time will they be ready? A. 11: 40 AM B. 11: 35 AM C. 12: 15 PM D. 12: 35 PM
The class wants to make a cake. The cake is put in the oven at 1: 40 pm. It takes 40 minutes for the cake to bake. What time will it be ready? A. 2: 40 pm B. 2: 30 pm C. 1: 30 pm D. 2: 20 pm
The class wants to make a brownies. The brownies are put in the oven at 11: 50 am. It takes 35 minutes for the brownies to cook. What time will they be ready? A. 11: 35 AM B. 11: 50 AM C. 12: 25 PM D. 12: 35 PM
The class wants to make a cake. The cake is put in the oven at 1: 25 pm. It is taken out at 2: 15. How long does the cake bake? A. 1 hour, 40 minutes B. 40 minutes C. 1 hour, 10 minutes D. 20 minutes
The class wants to make a cake. The cake is put in the oven at 3: 45 pm. It takes 20 minutes for the cake to bake. What time will it be ready? A. 4: 45 pm B. 3: 20 pm C. 4: 05 pm D. 4: 20 pm
The students want to make cookies. They want them to be ready by 11: 30 so they can have them for lunch. It takes the cookies 45 minutes to cook. It takes 10 minutes to mix the ingredients. What time should they start making the cookies? A. 10: 35 AM B. C. 12: 25 PM B. D. 10: 45 AM 11: 30 AM
The class leaves school at 9: 45 AM and gets to the Aquarium at 10: 10 AM. How long does the trip take to get to the Aquarium? A. 15 minutes B. C. 35 minutes B. 25 minutes D. 55 minutes
Charles started his math work at 9: 30 AM. He did art for 30 minutes. He finished his math at 11: 15 AM. How much time did Charles spend doing math? A. 1 hour 45 minutes B. 1 hour 30 minutes C. 2 hours 15 minutes D. 1 hour 15 minutes
How much time did the class spend making prisms? A. 1 hr 12 min B. C. 1 hr 14 min The class spends time making prisms. They started working on the prisms at 9: 48 AM and worked until 11: 02 AM. 2 hrs 2 min D. 2 hrs 50 min
Kiara went to the disco and left 15 minutes before it ended. Then she got her face painted which took 30 minutes. Then she started playing games. What time did she start playing games? Activitie Start s End Disco 11: 00 AM 1: 00 PM Play 11: 30 AM 12: 30 PM Games 10: 00 AM 2: 00 PM A. 12: 45 PM B. 1: 30 PM C. 1: 15 PM D. 10: 00 AM
Measurement • Time Equivalent
What is the same as 95 ½ minutes? A. 1 hour, 5 minutes, 15 seconds B. 1 hour, 30 minutes, 15 seconds C. 1 hour, 35 minutes, 30 seconds D. 1 hour, 95 minutes, 30 seconds
What is the same as 75 ½ minutes? A. 1 hour, 15 minutes, 15 seconds B. 1 hour, 30 minutes, 15 seconds C. 1 hour, 15 minutes, 30 seconds D. 1 hour, 75 minutes, 30 seconds
What time is equal to 125 minutes? A. 1 hour, 25 minutes B. 2 hour, 25 minutes C. 2 hour, 05 minutes D. 1 hour, 80 minutes
What time is equal to 100 minutes? A. 1 hour, 10 minutes B. 1 hour, 15 minutes C. 1 hours, 5 minutes D. 1 hours, 40 minutes
What time is equal to 110 minutes? A. 1 hour, 50 minutes B. 1 hour, 10 minutes C. 2 hours, 50 minutes D. 2 hours, 10 minutes
What time is equal to 145 minutes? A. 1 hour, 25 minutes B. 1 hour, 5 minutes C. 2 hours, 25 minutes D. 2 hours, 45 minutes
The class waited in line for lunch for 6 minutes and 35 seconds. What is the total seconds that they waited? A. 41 seconds B. 360 seconds C. 35 seconds D. 395 seconds
It took Felipe 3 minutes and 10 seconds to complete the facts test. How many seconds did it take altogether? A. 3 seconds B. 100 seconds C. 190 seconds D. 13 seconds
Measurement • Length Equivalent
The playground is 2166 feet. How many yards is it? A. 722 yd B. 3 yd C. 702 yd D. 6498 yd
The playground is 153 feet. How many yards is it? A. 459 yd B. 51 yd C. 156 yd D. 150 yd
Students The students make bows for the presents. How much ribbon do Gregory they need? Teqwon A. 1 yd 5 inches B. 1 yd 56 inches C. 1 yd 46 inches D. 3 yd 6 inches Amount of ribbon student need [in inches] 40 inches 46 inches
Daytrice gets a kitten. What would be the best unit to measure the height of the kitten? A. Yards B. Miles C. Millimeters D. D. Inches
Adrianna goes to the zoo. What would be the best unit to measure the height of the adult giraffe? A. Yards B. Miles C. Millimeters D. D. Inches
What would be the best unit to measure the length of the fish? A. Feet B. Miles C. Millimeters D. D. Inches
Eric gets a new football helmet. What would be the best unit to measure the length of the football helmet? A. Yards B. Miles C. Millimeters D. D. Inches
Daytrice has a calculator. What would be the best unit to measure it? A. Meters B. Miles C. Millimeters D. D. Centimeters
Measurement • Capacity
The class wants to water the garden. It will take about 10 gallons of water. They only have a 2 quart bottle to use. How many trips will they need to make to water the garden? A. B. C. D. 20 trips 5 trips 40 trips 10 trips
The class is making a special dessert for Fun Friday. It takes 3 gallons of whipped cream. It comes only in pints at the store. How many pints of whipped cream will they need to buy? A. B. C. D. 2 pints 8 pints 24 pints 3 pints
How much peppermint ice cream will be needed for 32 students? A. B. C. D. 2 8 1 2 quarts gallons Peppermint Punch Recipe Make 8 servings Ginger Ale 5 cups Peppermint Ice Cream 2 quarts Whipped cream 1 pint
How many ounces of liquid is in the measuring cup? A. B. C. D. 8 6 4 2 ounces 8 ounces
How many ounces of liquid is in the measuring cup? A. B. C. D. 8 6 4 2 ounces 8 ounces
How many ounces of liquid is in the measuring cup? A. B. C. D. 8 6 4 2 ounces 8 ounces
Tyler makes 12 pints of hot chocolate for the class. Sydney makes 2 quarts. How much more does Tyler make? A. B. C. D. 10 pints 4 pints 8 pints 14 pints


