Volume and Area Test

Year 11 General Maths: Measurement Test 2017 AT 1.
Name: ………………………………………………….. Total Marks: …….… /48

A CAS calculator and notes or a text book are allowed. TIME ALLOWED: 60 minutes
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Section A: Multiple Choice (8 marks)

1. 4. A trapezium with an area of 900 cm2 has
parallel sides 40 cm apart. If one of these
sides is twice as long as the other, the
4m 8m lengths of the parallel sides would be:
A. 20 cm and 10 cm
12 m
The area of this parallelogram is: B. 30 cm and 15 cm 40 cm
A. 38 m2 C. 24 cm and 12 cm
B. 42 m2
D. 40 cm and 20 cm
C. 48 m2
D. 54 m2 E. 34 cm and 17 cm
E. 32 m2
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2. 5. A rectangular haystack is 5 m wide, 12 m

long and 10 m high. The area of tarpaulin
40 cm needed to cover the exposed faces of the
30 cm
haystack is:
A. 460 m2
50 cm
10 m
The shaded area of this shape is: B. 600 m2
A. 906 cm2 C. 380 m2 5m

12 m
B. 827 cm2
C. 1293 cm2 D. 445 m2
D. 1827 cm2 E. 400 m2
E. 293 cm2
3. Cliff, the ultramarathon runner, is

completing 20 laps per hour of a track
220m long. The distance that he will run in
one day (24 hours) is:
A. 52.8 km
B. 74.3 km
C. 105.6 km
D. 10.56 km
E. 1056 km
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Year 11 General Maths: Measurement Test 2017 AT 1.2
6. The capacity of a cylindrical soft drink can 8. A mug of hot chocolate measures 8.6 cm
that is 5.5 cm wide and 13 cm high is: in diameter and has a height of 11.2 cm.
The top 0.4 cm of the mug is filled with
froth; the rest is hot chocolate. Rounding
to the nearest cubic centimetre, how
much hot chocolate is in the mug?
13 cm
A. 146 cm3
B. 292 cm3
5.5 cm C. 627 cm3
D. 651 cm3
E. 2509 cm3
A. 148.7 mL
B. 112.3 mL
C. 224.6 mL
D. 308.9 mL
E. 1253.4 mL
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7. A bicycle wheel has a radius of 21 cm. If the

wheel turns 20 times, the bicycle will travel:
A. 26.39 m
B. 52.78 m
C. 263.89 m
D. 277.09 m
E. 1108.35 m
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Section B: Extended Response (40 marks)

Show all working in the following questions as method marks as well as answer marks will be given.
1. 7 cm (b) What is its capacity, in litres? Round your

5 cm answer off to 2 decimal places.
8 cm
(a) Find the area of this triangle, giving your

answer in cm2 correct to one decimal place.
(c) If the paint just fills a rectangular paint tray

that is 33 cm long and 22 cm wide, how deep is
the tray? Give your answer correct to one
decimal place.
[3 marks]
2. A cylindrical paint tin has a radius of 11 cm and

volume of 12164.3 cm3
(a) What is the height of the tin? [2+2+2=6 marks]
3. The perimeter of a rectangular piece of paper

is 52.4 cm. If it is 12.2. cm wide, what is its
length?
[2 marks]
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4. 5.
7 cm
6.8 m
6 cm
3.4 m
7.9 m
12 cm 16 cm
8.1 m
10 cm
13.5 m
Find the volume of this shape.
Find the shaded area correct to one decimal place.
[3 marks]
[5 marks]
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6. A shed has dimensions as shown.
(c) Find the total volume of the shed correct to one

decimal place.
A
3.5 m
3.1 m
B
12.4 m
6.2 m
(a) Find the distance AB, correct to one decimal

place.
(b) Hence find the height of the shed, correct to one

decimal place.
[3+1+4=8 marks]
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7. E 8. Find the volume of the cone with a diameter of

15 cm and height of 20 cm to the nearest cm3.
B D
F
10 cm
33 cm
A 13 cm
C
(a) Find the length of BC correct to one decimal

place
(b) Find the length of CE correct to one decimal

place
(2 marks)
(2+2=4 marks)
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8. A manufacturer of plastic door stops, manufactures a door stop with the following shape
The shape has a cross section in the shape of a trapezium with a circular hole (diameter 1.2 cm) running through the
middle of it.
(a) Calculate the volume of plastic required to manufacture the door stop. Give your answer in cm3, correct to
two decimal places..
(b) The cost of manufacturing the door stop is determined a fixed labour cost of $49.80 and the cost of the
plastic ($2315 per m3). Calculate the cost of manufacturing the door stop. Give your answer to the nearest
whole dollar.
(5+2=7 marks)
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Year 11 General Maths: Measurement Test 2017 AT 1.

Name: ………………………………………………….. Total Marks: …….… /48

Section A: Multiple Choice (8 marks)

The area of this parallelogram is: B. 30 cm and 15 cm 40 cm

2. 5. A rectangular haystack is 5 m wide, 12 m

A. 906 cm2 C. 380 m2 5m

3. Cliff, the ultramarathon runner, is

7. A bicycle wheel has a radius of 21 cm. If the

Section B: Extended Response (40 marks)

1. 7 cm (b) What is its capacity, in litres? Round your

(a) Find the area of this triangle, giving your

(c) If the paint just fills a rectangular paint tray

2. A cylindrical paint tin has a radius of 11 cm and

(a) What is the height of the tin? [2+2+2=6 marks]

3. The perimeter of a rectangular piece of paper

Find the shaded area correct to one decimal place.

6. A shed has dimensions as shown.

(c) Find the total volume of the shed correct to one

(a) Find the distance AB, correct to one decimal

(b) Hence find the height of the shed, correct to one

7. E 8. Find the volume of the cone with a diameter of

(a) Find the length of BC correct to one decimal

(b) Find the length of CE correct to one decimal

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