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    3 Estimate, in squares, the area of the shape.

    Year 5
    Award 1 mark for
    Area and Perimeter evidence of an
    effective method to
    Answers count the squares.

    1 19 squares
    The shape is drawn on a centimetre square grid. 2 marks
    4 3 cm
    2 cm
    8 cm
    7 cm
    5 cm

    11 cm
    What is the area of the shape? Complete the missing lengths.
    11 cm2 1 mark
    1 mark

    What is the perimeter of the shape? Work out the perimeter of the shape.
    20 cm
    1 mark
    2 Sally says, The two rectangles have the same area, 36 cm
    1 mark
    so they must have the same perimeter. 5 The perimeter of the shape is 60 m.
    13 m
    2 cm 3 cm 15 m 15 m
    9 cm
    Explain why Sally is wrong. 6 cm
    The perimeter of the first rectangle is 22 cm and the Find the length of the missing side.
    perimeter of the second rectangle is 18 cm. Award 1 mark for adding the 3 lengths
    17 m
    1 mark
    and then subtracting from the total but 2 marks
    with an error in the calculation
    6 Draw a rectangle which has an area of 12 squares and a 9 Ian wants to paint a wall measuring 3 metres by 7 metres.
    perimeter of 16 squares. Each tin of paint covers 5 m2.
    Award 1 mark for How many tins of paint will Ian need?
    a rectangle with Award 1 mark for calculating the area
    area of 12 of the wall is 21 m²
    squares but not a
    perimeter of 16
    or vice versa. 5 tins 2 marks
    2 marks
    7 The square and the regular hexagon have the same perimeter. 10 An equilateral triangle has a perimeter of 21 cm.

    ? cm
    8 cm John uses 5 of the triangles to make this shape.

    Work out the length of one side of the square.


    Award 1 mark for working out the
    perimeter of the hexagon is 48 cm 12 cm 2 marks
    8 The shape is made up of three identical rectangles. What is the perimeter of the new shape he has made?

    Award 1 mark for working out that each


    7 cm side of a triangle is 7 cm but then making
    a calculation error when adding. 49 cm 2 marks
    17 cm
    Work out the area of the shape. Circle how confident you feel with area & perimeter.
    Award 1 mark for finding the missing
    length of each rectangle is 5 cm 1 2 3 4 5
    105 cm2 Not Very
    Award 2 marks for then calculating the 3 marks
    confident confident
    area of each rectangle is 35 cm²

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