MATHEMATICS 5

Fourth Quarter - Summative Test 1

(LAS 1&2)

Name: ______________________ Grade and Section: _____________Date: ___________

I. Read and analyze each item carefully. Write the letter of your answer in the answer sheet
provided.
1. Which of the following describes the area of the circle?
A. It is the sum of height and width.

B. It is the total distance around the circle.

C. It is the total number of squared units that cover its surface.
D. It is the product of the length multiplied by its width and height.

2. Which symbol has an equivalent value of 3.14 which is used in finding the area of the
circle?
A. € B. Ω C. 𝜋 D. α

Estimate the area of each circle by counting the number of square units that cover its surface.

3. _______ 4. ________ 5. _______

6. The diameter of circle F is 6cm. What is the value of the radius to get the area of the
circle?
A. 2cm B. 3cm C. 4cm D. 6cm

7. Find the area of the given circle. 4 cm

A. 50.24cm2 C. 64.05cm2

B. 54.42cm2 D. 71.54cm2
8. Which of the following is the radius of circle Y if its area is 7.065m 2?
A. 4.5m B. 3.5m C. 2.5m D. 1.5m

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 9. Your mother brought home a pizza. If the pizza has a diameter of 14 inches, what is its
area?

A. 98.35in2 B.104.53in2 C. 135.68in2 D. 153.86in2

10. What is the area of the semicircle?
10mm
2 2
A. 25.39mm C. 36.71mm

B. 29.52mm2 D. 39.25mm2

For items 11-13, find the volume of the following:

11. _______ 12. _______ 13. _______

II. Write the letter of the appropriate unit measurement found in Column B for items listed in
Column A.
Column A Column B
14. Bottled water A. mm2
15. Cabinet B. cm2
16. Ink inside the ballpen C. dm2
17. Water in the swimming pool D. m

III. Write ✓ if the statement is correct and if not, give the correct answer.

18. The volume of a certain cube is 8m3, it’s equivalent value in cm3 is 8,000,000.

19. Ana was given a 500ml bottled soft drink while Marie received half liter of the same drink.
Still, both of them received the same amount of drinks.

20. 1m3 = 1,000,000cm3. Based on the conversion, 1.5m3 is 150,000cm3.

Prepared by: Edited/ Reviewed by:

LESLIE ANNE S. BAJAN MARISSA A. CANTUTAY

Grade-5 Math Teacher Grade-5 Math Teacher-MT-1

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