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    This document contains 16 geometry questions involving calculating areas and volumes of circles, cylinders, cones, spheres and other shapes. The questions require applying formulas for area of circles, surface area and volume of cylinders, cones, spheres, as well as calculating arc lengths, surface areas of sectors and hemispheres. The final section provides the answers to each question.

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    1

    Circle
    Question 1
    Skill involved: E144: Find the area of a full circle.

    Work out the area of a circle whose diameter is equal to 14 cm .

    Give your answer correct to 2 decimal places.

    Question 2
    Skill involved: E145: Find the area or perimeter of simple fractions of circles.

    The shape below is a quarter-circle. Determine its perimeter, giving your answer to 3
    significant figures.
    2

    Question 3
    Skill involved: E164: Find the volume of a cylinder.

    The diagram shows two solid toy bricks, Brick A and Brick B.

    Brick A is a triangular prism of length 5 cm.


    The cross section of Brick A is an isosceles right-angled triangle with equal sides of length 6
    cm.

    Brick B is half a cylinder of length 5 cm.


    The semicircular cross section of Brick B has diameter 6 cm.

    The volume of Brick A is greater than the volume of Brick B.

    How much greater?


    Give your answer correct to 1 decimal place.

    (4 marks)

    Question 4
    Skill involved: E165: Find the surface area of a cylinder.

    The net of a cylinder with a radius of 5 cm and a height of 8 cm is drawn below. Work out
    the surface area of the cylinder.

    Give your answer correct to 2 decimal places.


    3

    Question 5
    Skill involved: E239: Find the arc length of more general sectors.

    Work out the perimeter of the sector drawn below.

    Give your answer correct to 2 decimal places.

    Question 6
    Skill involved: E240: Find the area of more general sectors.

    The shaded part of the diagram below shows the top surface of an engine part.

    The measurements taken by a motor engineer are:


    • reflex angle (Could not display math) = 240°,
    • AO = OD = 6 cm,
    • BO = OC = 3 cm.

    The top surface of the engine part is to be painted.


    The paint costs 15p per cm2.

    Using π = 3, calculate how much it costs to paint the top surface of 20 engine parts.
    Give your answer in pounds.
    4

    (1 mark)

    Question 7
    Skill involved: E244: Solve problems involving finding lengths in similar shapes.

    A cylinder is inscribed inside a cone, such that the top and bottom of the cylinder is in
    contact with the surface of the cone. The radius of the cylinder is 2 and the height of the
    cone 6 . The height of the smaller cone formed above the cylinder is h .

    Using similar triangles or otherwise, determine the volume of the cone in terms of h and π .

    Question 8
    Skill involved: K300c: Find the surface area of an hemisphere.

    The solid hemisphere as a diameter of 12 cm.

    Calculate the surface area the the nearest cm 2.

    (4 marks)

    Question 9
    Skill involved: E144: Find the area of a full circle.

    Work out the area of a circle whose diameter is equal to 20 cm .

    Give your answer correct to 2 decimal places.


    5

    Question 10
    Skill involved: E145: Find the area or perimeter of simple fractions of circles.

    Work out the area of the shape drawn below.

    Give your answer correct to 2 decimal places.

    Question 11
    Skill involved: E164: Find the volume of a cylinder.

    The radius, r , of the cylinder is 10 cm.


    The height, h , is 4 cm.
    The volume, V , of a cylinder is V =π r 2 h.

    Work out the volume of the cylinder.


    Use π=3.1
    6

    (3 marks)

    Question 12
    Skill involved: E165: Find the surface area of a cylinder.

    Which of the following is an expression for the surface area of a cylinder with radius r and
    height h ?

    Question 13
    Skill involved: E239: Find the arc length of more general sectors.

    ABC is an arc of a circle centre O with radius 80 m.


    AC is a chord of the circle.
    Angle AOC = 35°.

    Calculate the area of the shaded region.


    Give your answer correct to 3 significant figures.

    (5 marks)

    Question 14
    Skill involved: E240: Find the area of more general sectors.
    7

    The shaded part of the diagram below shows the top surface of an engine part.

    The measurements taken by a motor engineer are:


    • reflex angle (Could not display math) = 240°,
    • AO = OD = 6 cm,
    • BO = OC = 3 cm.

    The length of the major arc AD is to be sealed by attaching a flexible anti-rust strip.
    Each flexible anti-rust strip is of length 35 cm.
    What length of the anti-rust strip will be left over after sealing the length of the major arc
    AD ?
    Give your answer in terms of π , in its simplest form.

    (3 marks)

    Question 15
    Skill involved: E298: Find the volume of a pyramid, cone or sphere

    Find the total surface area of this cone. Give your answer to 3 significant figures.
    8

    Question 16
    Skill involved: K300c: Find the surface area of an hemisphere.

    4 3
    Provided Formulae: Given a radius r , the volume of a sphere is π r and the surface area
    3
    4 π r2.

    The diagram shows a solid hemisphere of radius 5 cm.


    9

    Find the total surface area of the solid hemisphere.


    Give your answer in terms of π .

    (3 marks)
    10

    Mark scheme
    Question 1
    Area ¿153.94cm 2

    Question 2
    14.3cm

    Question 3
    cm3

    Question 4
    408.41cm 2

    Question 5
    Perimeter ¿54.13cm

    Question 6
    £162

    Question 7
    288 π
    h2

    Question 8
    339cm 2
    11

    Question 9
    Area ¿314.16cm 2

    Question 10
    Area ¿31.81cm 2

    Question 11
    V =¿1240cm3

    Question 12

    2 π r 2 +2 π r h

    Question 13
    119m2

    Question 14
    35−8 π
    12

    Question 15
    11300

    Question 16
    75 π

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