Math GM 4.3.2.3 & 4.3.2.4

1. A playground is shaped like a rhombus. What is the perimeter of the playground if the length of one side measures 69 feet?

A.. 266 feet

B. 276 feet

C. 278 feet

D. 138 feet

2. What is the area of the rectangle below?

A. 44 square inches

B. 40 square inches

C. 48 square inches

D. 32 square inches

3. John wants to put new carpeting in his bedroom. How many square feet of carpeting does he need to buy if his bedroom is shaped like the rectangle below?

A. 24 sq. ft.

B. 20 sq. ft.

C. 30 sq. ft.

D. 36 sq. ft.

4. Niko wants to put a wire fence around his vegetable garden to keep the rabbits from eating his vegetables. His garden is shaped like a rectangle. It is 6 feet long and 4 feet wide. Part A Draw a picture of Niko’s garden and label the length and widthPart B Niko has 18 feet of wire fencing. Based on the information above does Niko have enough wire fencing to go all the way around the perimeter of his garden?Part C What is the difference between the feet of wire fencing he has and the perimeter of his garden?

5. Figures A and B below have the same 12 inch square area. Which equation represents the difference in the perimeter between the two figures?

A. 16 in. – 14 in. = 2 in.

B. 12 in. – 10 in. = 2 in.

C. 16 in. – 10 in. = 6 in.

D. 14 in. – 12 in. = 2 in.

6. Figures C and D below have the same 20 in. perimeter. Which equation represents the difference in area between the two figures?

A. 25 sq. in. – 21 sq. in. = 4 sq. in.

B. 25 sq. in. – 20 sq. in. = 5 sq. in.

C. 21 sq. in. – 20 sq. in. = 1 sq. in.

D. 20 sq. in. – 10 sq. in. = 10 sq. in.

7. Sam was remodeling the dining room and kitchen. Which of the following statements is true about the two rooms pictured below?

A. The dining room and the kitchen have the same square area.

B. The dining room and the kitchen have the same perimeter.

C. The dining room has a larger perimeter than the kitchen.

D. The dining room and the kitchen have different areas and perimeters.

8. Two rooms have the same area of 24 square feet. But each room has a different perimeter.Part A Draw or explain one possibility for the length and width of each of the two rooms.Part B Calculate the difference between the perimeters of the two rooms based on your drawing or explanation for Part A.

9. Which has the largest area?

A. A rectangle with 1 row of 5 squares.

B. A rectangle with 2 rows of 3 squares

C. A rectangle with 2 rows of 8 squares

D. A rectangle with 1 row of 2 squares

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