7th Grade Math

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Test PracticeT


568 Volume and Surface Area


  1. The oatmeal container 3 in.^12


9 in.

shown has a diameter of
3 _^12 inches and a height of
9 inches. Which is closest
to the number of cubic
inches it will hold when
filled?
A. 32 C. 75.92
B. 42.78 D. 86.59


  1. GRIDDED RESPONSE


8 in.

7 in.^12
Jarrod’s family stores
their sugar in a
container like the one
shown at the right.
They fill a sugar
dispenser with a volume
of 38.9 cubic inches from the container. If
the storage container is full, how many
times can the dispenser be completely
filled?


  1. Which statement is true about the
    cylinders shown?
    4 cm


7 cm

Cylinder 1^

4 cm

Cylinder 2

7 cm

F. The volume of Cylinder 1 is greater
than the volume of Cylinder 2.
G. The volume of Cylinder 2 is greater
than the volume of Cylinder 1.
H. The volumes are equal.
I. The volume of Cylinder 1 is twice
the volume of Cylinder 2.


  1. SHORT RESPONSE


6 cm

4 cm

Chenoa is using the
mold at the right to
make candles. What is
the volume of candle
wax that the mold holds?
Use 3.14 for π.

Cylinders


More
AboutAbout
Accuracy describes how close a measurement is to its actual value. Precision
is the ability of a measurement to be consistently reproduced. This means
that every time you measure you get close to the same results.

Alley, Ben, and Sophia measured the circumference of a circular Student Circumference
(in.)
Alley 224
Ben 223.5
Sophia 223.75

tablecloth for trim. Their results are shown in the table.
Suppose the radius of the tablecloth is 35 inches. Describe the
accuracy and precision of their measurements.
Their measurements are precise because they consistently
achieved similar results. Their measurements are not accurate
because the actual circumference of the circle is 2π(35) or about 220 inches.


  1. Measure the circumference of a cylinder. Compare your results
    with two classmates who found the circumference of the same cylinder.
    Describe the precision and accuracy of your results.


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