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Lesson: Areas of Different Shapes Using Unit Squares

In this lesson, we will learn how to find the area by counting the number of square units in a shape.

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Worksheet • 10 Questions • 3 Videos

Q1:

Fill in the blanks in the following: The area of the given figure = □ .

Q2:

True or false? Area is measured in square units.

  • A false
  • B true

Q3:

Find the area of the shape by counting squares.

Q4:

Adam made this shape with square units.

Find the area.

  • A 17 square units
  • B 18 square units
  • C 9 square units
  • D 21 square units
  • E 14 square units

Q5:

Select the shape which has an area of 17 square units.

  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D

Q6:

Find the area of the triangle giving the answer to the nearest square unit.

Q7:

To find the area of a shape, count up all the squares.

In the blue rectangle, there are 8 squares. The area of the blue rectangle is 8 square units.

Find the area of the green rectangle. Remember to count the squares!

  • A16 square units
  • B8 square units
  • C12 square units
  • D20 square units
  • E4 square units

Q8:

Soheir, the gardener, charges customers by how many individual square pieces of grass she lays when she creates a new backyard design. Order these yards from least to most expensive.

  • A D, A, B, C
  • B C, A, B, D
  • C C, B, A, D
  • D A, B, C, D
  • E D, B, A, C

Q9:

Find the area of the shape by counting squares.

Q10:

Find the area of the shape by counting squares.
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