1. Calculate the area of the diagram shown
12 cm
 |
3 cm
A 9 cm²
B 12 cm²
C 34 cm²
D 36 cm²
2. Which of the following statement is true about the mass of an object?
A Smaller objects have more mass
B The mass of an object is not related to the size.
C The mass of an object is not affected by the gravity.
D The mass of an object is measured in gram or kilogram.
3. Which of following pairs are true about the type of measurement and their units?
Measurement | Unit | |
I | Volume | Milliliter |
II | Length | Centimeter |
III | Mass | Cubic meter |
IV | Area | Square meter |
A I and II only C I, II, and IV only
B II and III only D I, II, III and IV
4. Which is the correct formula to calculate the area?
A Area = Length ´ Width
B Area = Width ´ Height
C Area = Length ´ Height
D Area = Length ´ Height ´ Width
5. Study the statement below.
Which of the following tool can be used to measure time in the race?
A Hourglass
B Stopwatch
C Wristwatch
D Digital watch
6. What is the standard unit for length?
I Millilitre
II Millimetre
III Centimetre
A I only
B I and II only
C II and III only
D I, II and III only
7. Among the following, which has the biggest surface area ?
A Tennis court
B Netball field
C Football field
D Badminton court
8. Which answer below shows the correct arrangement from the smallest to the
biggest length ?
A metre, millimeter, centimeter, kilometer
B kilometre, metre, centimeter, millimetre
C centimeter, metre, kilometer, millimeter
D millimeter, centimeter, metre, kilometre
9. If each glass has a volume of 200 ml, what is the total volume of the bottle?
Water was poured into a bottle until half full.
Then, all the water In the bottle was poured into three glasses until each glass is full
A 200ml
B 400ml
C 600ml
D 1200ml
10. Which of the following are units for measuring length using parts of the body?
I Metre
II Span
III pinch
IV Arm span
A I and II only
B I, II and III only
C III and IV only
D II, III and IV only
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