Starter quiz
- Select the correct value and units of measure that represent the area of this rectangle.
- 25
- 50
- 144 ✓
- cm
- cm² ✓
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- Which of these statements about this shape are correct?
- This shape is a trapezium.
- The perimeter of this shape is 100 cm. ✓
- The perimeter of this shape is 625 cm.
- The area of this shape is 100 cm².
- The area of this shape is 625 cm². ✓
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- The area of this rectangle is 40 cm². The value of is ______.
- '5' ✓
- Starting with the smallest, put the value of each of the four missing lengths (, , , ) in order of size.
- 1⇔
- 2⇔
- 3⇔
- 4⇔
- In this picture, the square on the left is congruent to each of the squares in the diagram on the right. The area of the diagram on the right is ______ cm².
- '72' ✓
- In this picture, the rectangle on the left is congruent to each of the three rectangles in the diagram on the right. The area of one rectangle is ______ cm².
- '72' ✓
Exit quiz
- Each of these compound shapes are different arrangements of six congruent squares. Which of the compound shapes are nets of a cube?
- a ✓
- b ✓
- c
- d
- e ✓
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- Which of these compound shapes are nets of a cuboid?
- a
- b ✓
- c
- d ✓
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- This diagram shows six rectangles that can be connected together to create the net of a cuboid. Match each rectangles to its area.
- a⇔40 cm² ✓
- b⇔10 cm² ✓
- c⇔16 cm² ✓
- This is the net of a cuboid. The surface area of the cuboid after this net is folded up is ______ cm².
- '58' ✓
- Some of the calculations to find the surface area of this cuboid are given. The value of is greater than the value of . Match each missing length or area to its value.
- a⇔2 cm ✓
- b⇔11 cm ✓
- c⇔5 cm ✓
- d⇔174 cm² ✓
- total area of visible faces⇔87 cm² ✓
- A cuboid has been drawn on isometric paper, where each unit of isometric paper represents 1 inch. The total surface area of this cuboid is ______ square inches.
- '90' ✓
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Lesson Details
Key learning points
- The surface area of a 3D shape is the sum of the area of all the faces.
- The net of a cuboid can help find the surface area.
- The surface area of a cuboid can be found without drawing the net.
Common misconception
Any arrangement of 6 square-faces will result in the net of a cube.
Some arrangements of 6 squares will result in some of them overlapping when the shape is folded into 3D, resulting in an incomplete cube.
Keywords
Surface area - the total area of all the surfaces of a closed 3D shape. The surfaces include all faces and any curved surfaces.
Net - The net of a 3D object is a 2D representation of its surfaces that can be folded up into the 3D object.
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