WorkKeys Level 5: Geometric Measurement Exercises with Solutions, Exams of Advanced Education

Geometric measurement exercises for Workkeys Level 5, covering perimeter, area, and circumference. Includes hints and answers, with practical scenarios like fencing, tiling, and paint calculations for circular areas. Valuable for students and professionals enhancing geometric problem-solving skills and test preparation. Clear questions and solutions make it effective for self-study and classroom use. Focuses on applying geometric formulas to real-world situations, promoting deeper understanding. Exercises improve accuracy and efficiency, essential for construction, design, and facility management. Hints aid learning, guiding users to correct solutions and reinforcing geometric principles.

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WorkKeys Level 5: Finding Geometric
Measurements
Q. As the grounds maintenance manager, you need to replace the fence of a 30 foot
by 40 foot commercial lot. Which of the following shows the calculation for the
perimeter of the lot?
A. 30' + 40' + 30' + 40' = 140'
B. 30' + 40' = 70'
C. 30' + 30' + 30' + 40' = 130'
D. 30' × 40' = 120 square feet
HINT: side + side + side + side = perimeter - correct answer A. 30' + 40' + 30' +
40' = 140'
Q. A glass company is to make a panel of glass for a front door. What is the area of
the glass panel if it is 120 cm long and 20 cm wide?
A. 2400 square cm
B. 240 square cm
C. 2600 square cm
D. 2800 square cm
HINT: Area = length × width - correct answer A. 2400 square cm
Q. A builder needs to tile a 7-foot-by-8-foot room with one-foot square tiles. How
many tiles will she need? Type your answer into the box. _____ tiles
HINT: Area = length × width - correct answer 56 boxes of tiles
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Measurements

Q. As the grounds maintenance manager, you need to replace the fence of a 30 foot by 40 foot commercial lot. Which of the following shows the calculation for the perimeter of the lot? A. 30' + 40' + 30' + 40' = 140' B. 30' + 40' = 70' C. 30' + 30' + 30' + 40' = 130' D. 30' × 40' = 120 square feet HINT: side + side + side + side = perimeter - correct answer A. 30' + 40' + 30' + 40' = 140' Q. A glass company is to make a panel of glass for a front door. What is the area of the glass panel if it is 120 cm long and 20 cm wide? A. 2400 square cm B. 240 square cm C. 2600 square cm D. 2800 square cm HINT: Area = length × width - correct answer A. 2400 square cm Q. A builder needs to tile a 7-foot-by-8-foot room with one-foot square tiles. How many tiles will she need? Type your answer into the box. _____ tiles HINT: Area = length × width - correct answer 56 boxes of tiles

Q. You need to rent meeting space in a downtown co-working center that charges $25/hour per room. If you want the largest room for your money, which room is a better deal? The Hub Room, measuring 9 feet by 11 feet, or the Huddle Room, measuring 8 feet by 12 feet, and by how much? A. The Hub Room, by 3 sq feet. B. The Huddle Room, by 3 sq feet. C. They are the same size. D. The Hub Room, by 11 sq feet. HINT: Area = length × width - correct answer A. The Hub Room, by 3 sq feet. Q. A carpet cleaner charges $0.70 per square foot to clean carpet. In the next house she is going to clean, the living room measures 18 feet by 24 feet. How much will she charge? A. $132. B. $58. C. $258. D. $302. HINT: Find the area, then multiply by the rate she charges. - correct answer D. $302. Q. You need to go from point A to point B and must walk along the side of the building. Which way is shorter? A. Route 2 B. Route 1 C.The routes are the same. HINT: Add the lengths of the building's perimeter for each route, then compare. - correct answer B. Route 1

HINT: Circumference = Pi × Diameter - correct answer A. 50.24 feet Q. You're manufacturing a border around a circular café table. The table is 36 inches across. How much border is needed for the project? A. 56.52 inches B. 226.08 inches C. 113.04 inches D. 1017.36 inches HINT: Circumference = pi (3.14) × diameter - correct answer C. 113.04 inches