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    The document contains 25 multiple choice questions about calculating the areas of different geometric shapes including parallelograms, rectangles, triangles, trapezoids, circles, squares, and composite figures. The questions test understanding of area formulas and the ability to apply them to find the area of individual shapes and figures composed of multiple shapes.

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    1.

    What is the formulaMATHEMATICS


    for the area of 6a –parallelogram?
    ASSESSMENT – AREA OF COMPOSITE FIGURES
    A. A = bh C. A = lw
    B. A = s2 D. A = ½(bh)
    2. Which formula cannot be used to find the area of a square?
    A. A = bh C. A = lw
    B. A = s 2
    D. A = ½(bh)
    3. What is the formula for the area of a rectangle?
    A. A = lw C. A = ½(b1+b2)h
    B. A = 3.14(r) D. A = s2
    4. What is the formula for the area of a trapezoid?
    A. A = lw C. A = ½(b1+b2)h
    B. A = bh D. A = π r 2
    5. When measuring area, what label do you use?
    A. units C. cubic units
    B. square units D. units3
    6. What is the formula for the area of a triangle?
    A. A = bh C. A = lw
    B. A = s 2
    D. A = ½(bh)
    7. Find the area of the parallelogram.

    A. 42 ft2 C. 84 ft2
    B. 21 ft2 D. Impossible to determine with the information
    given.
    8. Multiplying by 1/2 is the same as _________.
    A. adding by 2 C. multiplying by 2
    B. dividing by 2 D. dividing
    9. If you diagonally "slice " a rectangle, you will get two triangles.
    A. TRUE B. FALSE
    10. Find the area of a triangle with a height of 4 mm and a base of 6 mm?
    A. 5 mm2 C. 6 mm2
    B. 12 mm2 D. 24 mm2
    11. How do you find the diameter of a circle?
    A. Multiply by pi ( π ¿ C. Multiply the radius by 2
    B. Divide the radius by 2 D. It's impossible...
    12. What is the approximate value of pi ( π ¿?
    A. No one knows C. 3.14
    B. 1 D. 6.28
    13. What is the area of the rectangle?

    A. 8 cm2 C. 12 cm2
    B. 10 cm2 D. 15 cm2
    14. What is the space inside a 2-dimensional shape called?
    A. area C. volume
    B. perimeter D. circumference
    15. What is the area of the square?

    A. 14 m2 C. 28 m2
    B. 21 m2 D. 49 m2
    16. Find the area of the figure.

    A. 20 ft2 C. 40 ft2
    B. 26 ft 2
    D. 52 ft2
    17. Find the area of the circle with radius 3 cm below.

    A. 9 cm2 C. 100 cm2


    B. 28.26 cm2 D. 225 cm2
    18. Find the area of the figure shown.

    A. 34 square units C. 960 square units


    B. 220 square units D. 480 square units
    19. Find the area of the composite figure.

    A. 100 m2 C. 137.5 m2
    B. 139.25 m2 D. 400 m2
    20. Calculate the area.

    A. 33 cm2 C. 43 cm2
    B. 40 cm2 D. 50 cm2
    21. What is the area of the shaded region?

    A. 14 m2 C. 120 m2
    B. 106 m2 D. 134 m2
    22.
    What is the area of the figure?

    A. 36 ft2 C. 54 ft2
    B. 45 ft2 D. 63 ft2
    23. Find the area of the figure.

    A. 20 m2 C. 90.5 m2
    B. 35 m2 D. 108 m2
    24. Find the area.

    A. 240 ft2 C. 512 ft2


    B. 272 ft2 D. 540 ft2
    25. Find the area, use 3.14 as π.

    A. 0.86 ft2 C. 3.14 ft2


    B. 4 ft2 D. 1 ft2

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