Worksheet: Area: Whole and Half Squares
In this worksheet, we will practice measuring the areas of shapes drawn on grids with whole and half squares by counting and matching halves.
Q3:
Find the area of the shape.
Q4:
Determine the area of the figure.
Q5:
Work out the area of the shaded shape. Each square represents 1 square centimeter.
Q6:
Find the area of this shape. Remember that the area of each small square is 1.
Q7:
Find the area of this shape. Remember that the area of each square is 1.
Q8:
Find the area of this shape. Remember that the area of each small square is 1.
Q9:
Charlotte has drawn a shape with an area of 12 square units.
Which two shapes have an area that is different from Charlotte’s shape?
- AShape 2, shape 3
- BShape 1, shape 2
- CShape 1, shape 3
Q10:
Find the area of this shape.
- A square units
- B square units
- C12 square units
- D square units
- E11 square units
Q11:
In the given diagram, one square represents 5. Find the area of the shaded part.
Q12:
In the given diagram, one square represents 5 units of area. Find the area of the shaded part.
Q13:
What is the area of the red portion of the face?
Q14:
Each square is 1 square unit. Each half-square is a square unit. Find the area of the shape.
- A9 square units
- B12 square units
- C10 square units
- D11 square units
- E13 square units
Q16:
Fill in the blanks in the following: The area of the given figure .
