Names: _______________________________________________ Date: _______________ Score: _______

_____1. Which is the correct reading of this electric meter below?

A. 17525 B. 07415 C. 07515 D. 18415

_____2. Jenny would like to read the electric meter below. If you were Jenny , which letter will you choose for
the correct reading?

A. 24128 B. 35239 C. 25128 D. 35128

A. 8153 B. 9154 C. 8154 D. 3518

_____ 4. The previous water reading at Maralit’s residence was 3475 m³, the following month the reading was
4658 m³. How much water was consumed in one month?
A. 1,183 m³ B. 1,283 m³ C. 2,183 m³ D. 2,283 m³

_____ 5. Queen Haydee would like to conduct an experiment about the relationship of a rectangular prism and a
pyramid. She has a rectangular box and pyramids with the same base and height. How many pyramids of
popcorn can she fill the rectangular box?
A. 1 pyramid of popcorn C. 3 pyramid of popcorn
B. 2 pyramid of popcorn D. 4 pyramid of popcorn

_____ 6. Grade Six Compassion would like to conduct an activity about the relationship between a cylinder and a
cone. They use a cylinder which is open at one end and a cone that is open at the base. Both of them have
congruent bases and altitude. They fill the cone with sand. Their teacher asked them to guess how many
cone full of sand they can fill in the cylinder. If you are the Grade Six - Compassion, how many cone full of
sand can you fill the given cylinder?
A. 1 cone full of sand C. 3 cones full of sand
B. 2 cones full of sand D. 4 cones full of sand

_____ 7. To find the relationship between a sphere and a cylinder, Grade Six pupils of Mrs Maralit will do an
activity. After the activity, pupils found out that the sphere did not fill the whole cylinder. What is the
volume of the sphere in relation to a cylinder?
A. Sphere is 1/3 of the volume of the cylinder. C. Sphere is 3/3 of the volume of the cylinder.
B. Sphere is 2/3 of the volume of the cylinder. D. Sphere is 4/3 of the volume of the cylinder.
_____ 8. Which is the correct formula in finding the volume of a cylinder?
r 2 h
A. V= 3 r3
C. V = 4/3
B. V= r2h D. V= lxwxh

_____9. Xavier will solve the volume of a cone. Which formula will she use to arrive at a correct answer?
r 2 h
A. V= 3 V= 4/3 r3 C. V= r2h D. V= lxwxh
B.
_____10. Irish has an assignment in Mathematics 6. She found difficulty in solving the volume of a sphere
because she doesn’t know the correct formula. How could you help Irish to solve her problem?
r 2 h
A. Tell her that the correct formula is V= 3 Tell her that the correct formula is V= 4/3 r3
C.
B. Tell her that the correct formula is V= r2h D. Tell her that the correct formula is V= lxwxh

_____11. Volume is equal to base times height where in base is length times width. This formula is appropriate in
finding the volume of what spatial figure?
A. Pyramid C. Sphere
B. Cylinder D. Rectangular Prism

______12. If the cone has a height of 10 cm and a diameter of 5 cm, what is its volume?
A. 65.42 B. 66.42 C. 67.42 D. 68.42

______13. A spherical tank for natural gas has a radius of 7 meters. About how many cubic meters of natural gas
can it hold?
A. 1,437.03 m3 B. 1,436.03 m3 C. 1,435.03 m3 D. 1,434.03 m3

_____14. A rectangular pool has a length of 24 meters, a width of 18 meters, and a height of 2meters. How much
water can it hold?
A. 860 m3 B. 862 m3 C. 864 m3 D. 866 m3

_____15. A cylindrical tank has a height of 6 meters and a diameter of 4 meters. Find the volume of that
cylindrical tank.
A. 75.36 m3 B. 65.36 m3 C. 55.36 m3 D. 45.36 m3
_____16. Xavier has a chocolate box whose length is 15 cm, height of 9 cm, and width of 7 cm. Find the volume
of the box.
A. 645 cm3 B. 745 cm3 C. 845 cm3 D. 945 cm3
_____17. Teody has a cylinder shaped can. If Teody’s can measure 40 cm high and has a radius of 15 cm, how
much water can it hold?
A. 28,260 cm3 B. 27,260 cm3 C. 26,260 cm3 D. 25, 260 cm3
_____ 18. An ice cream cone has a diameter of 32 mm and a height of 45 mm. What is its volume?
A. 9,057.6 mm3 B. 10,057.6 mm3 C. 11,057.6 mm3 D. 12,057.6 mm3
______19. Find the volume of a volleyball that has a radius of 4 ½ decimeters.
A. 181.51 dm3 B. 281.51 dm3 C. 381.51 dm3 D. 481.51 dm3
______20. A spinner has 5 sectors namely; red, blue, orange, yellow, and black. If you spin once, what is the
probability that the spinner will land on color white?
A. 0% B. 25% C. 50% D. 75%