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Volume, sole
This test develops understanding of volume and capacity and the distinction between them. Tasks involve space occupied by solid objects, selection of suitable cubic or capacity units and simple practical calculations.
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Sample questions
- A rectangular prism is ___ cm long, ___ cm wide and ___ cm high. Calculate its volume.
- A cube has edge length ___ cm. Calculate its volume.
- How many millilitres are in ___ litres?
- How many litres are ___ ml?
- How many litres are ___ dm³?
Volume and capacity
Volume measures the space occupied by a solid and uses cubic units. The volume of a rectangular prism is V = abc, while the volume of a cube is V = a³.
Connection with capacity
1 dm³ = 1 l and 1 cm³ = 1 ml, linking volume and capacity units. Do not confuse volume with surface area: volume has three dimensions and cubic units.
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