Class 5

How Big? How Heavy? (Volume) question bank (Mathematics)

Practice 43 free Class 5 Mathematics - How Big? How Heavy? (Volume) questions with answers and step-by-step solutions.

Start free Book a demo

All Easy Hard Medium

Q1.

A rectangular wooden block measures $10\text{ cm} \times 6\text{ cm} \times 4\text{ cm}$. What is its volume?

(A)

$160\text{ cm}^3$

(B)

$240\text{ cm}^3$

(C)

$200\text{ cm}^3$

(D)

$400\text{ cm}^3$

Show answer & solution

Verified Answer & Solution Locked

Q2.

In the chapter 'How Big? How Heavy? (Volume)', which statement is mathematically correct regarding Volume of Cubes and Cuboids?

(A)

Mathematical rules change randomly

(B)

The basic principles of Volume of Cubes and Cuboids follow standard arithmetic and geometric properties

(C)

Zero cannot be used in arithmetic operations

(D)

Units are not required in measurement

Show answer & solution

Verified Answer & Solution Locked

Protected Questions

Log in or sign up free to access every question with complete solutions, create chapter practice tests, and track your performance.

Sign up free to access all 43 questions

Unlock every How Big? How Heavy? (Volume) question, generate papers, and practice at your own pace.