Connect the ideas.
- Identify the quantity, units and suitable instrument.
- Use squared or cubed conversion factors for area and volume.
- Distinguish perimeter, surface area, volume and capacity.
- Draw and label models, then use compatible scale and rate units.
- Apply allowances, check uncertainty and round practical orders correctly.
Put it together.
Choose a paper and show your working.
Measurement topic test 1
Core methods and practical decisions. Use a scientific calculator, show working and include units. Sketches are not to scale.
10 questions · 46 marks · 65 minutes · Scientific calculatorMeasurement topic test 2
Composite shapes and capacity. Use a scientific calculator, show working and include units. Sketches are not to scale.
10 questions · 52 marks · 65 minutes · Scientific calculatorMeasurement topic test 3
Reverse problems and material orders. Use a scientific calculator, show working and include units. Sketches are not to scale.
10 questions · 49 marks · 65 minutes · Scientific calculatorMeasurement topic test 4
Models, scale and uncertainty. Use a scientific calculator, show working and include units. Sketches are not to scale.
10 questions · 55 marks · 75 minutes · Scientific calculatorMeasurement topic test 5
Planning and validation. Use a scientific calculator, show working and include units. Sketches are not to scale.
10 questions · 52 marks · 75 minutes · Scientific calculator
Curriculum reference & lesson scope
SACE Board of South Australia
Stage 1 General Mathematics measurement skills and applications; original explanatory lessons and papers.
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