Area, Surface Area and Volume Practice Tests
These Grade 6 Math practice tests help students measure two-dimensional regions and three-dimensional solids. Students practice rectangle, square, triangle, parallelogram, and trapezoid area, surface area of cubes and rectangular prisms, volume formulas, missing dimensions, nets, square and cubic units, and real-world measurement.
Skills covered
- Finding the area of rectangles, squares, triangles, parallelograms, and trapezoids
- Distinguishing area from perimeter
- Finding surface area using faces and nets
- Finding the volume of cubes and rectangular prisms
- Solving for missing dimensions
- Using square units for area and cubic units for volume
- Applying measurement formulas to rooms, boxes, pools, banners, gardens, and aquariums
How to use these practice tests
First identify whether the problem asks for area, surface area, or volume. Choose the formula, substitute the dimensions with matching units, calculate, and label the answer. Remember that area and surface area use square units, while volume uses cubic units.
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