01 / QUICK RECAP
Connect the ideas.
- Distinguish boundary length, covering area and volume before choosing a formula.
- For a circle, radius is half the diameter; circumference and area use different formulas.
- Split a composite region into non-overlapping pieces or subtract a missing region.
- Square the length conversion factor when converting area units.
- A prism repeats its cross-section: volume is cross-sectional area times perpendicular length.
- Use internal dimensions for capacity, convert units consistently and check the practical interpretation.
02 / TOPIC TEST
Put it together.
Choose a paper and show your working.
Circles, area and volume — topic test
A progressive paper covering circle formulas, composite regions, units, cross-sections, volume and practical capacity.
15 questions · 37 marks · 45 minutes · By hand
Curriculum reference & lesson scope
Australian Curriculum v9 / SA Curriculum
Circumference and area of circles; perimeter/area of composite shapes; choosing and converting area units; cross-sections of prisms; prism volume and capacity; mixed measurement applications.
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