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Topic: Area E2.6 – Area and Perimeter

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Grade 5 Measurement Unit: 5.E Measurement Topic: Area E2.6 – Area and Perimeter

Ontario Curriculum Expectation:

5.E2.6 show that two-dimensional shapes with the same area can have different perimeters, and solve related problems.

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1. Question
1. The perimeter, in square centimetres, of Figure 1 can be found using the length and the width that are shown.

Which figures have the same perimeter, in square centimetres, as Figure 1?

Choose the TWO correct answers.
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2. Question
2. Figures 1, 2, and 3 are shown.

Which statement is true about the 3 figures?
- The areas of all 3 figures are equal and so are the perimeters.
- The areas of all 3 figures are different and so are the perimeters.
- The areas of all 3 figures are equal but the perimeters are different.
- The areas of all 3 figures are different but the perimeters are equal.
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3. Question
3. The lengths and widths of Squares A, B, C, and D are shown.

Which square has a perimeter that is equal to the area of the square?
- Square A
- Square B
- Square C
- Square D
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4. Question
4. Figure M is shown below.

The area of Figure M is 40 square centimetres.

The perimeter of Figure M is 26 centimetres.

What is the width of Figure M in centimetres?
- centimetres
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5. Question
5. The length and width, in metres, of a fence is shown.

The perimeter of the fence is 72 metres.
- true
- false
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6. Question
6. Which figure below has an area of 18 units?
- Figure 1
- Figure 2
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7. Question
7. Which figure below has a perimeter of 38 units?
- Figure 1
- Figure 2
- Figure 3
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8. Question
8. True or false, the figures below have the same area and perimeter.
- true
- false
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9. Question
9. True or false, the figures below have the same area but different perimeters.
- true
- false
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10. Question
10. The figures below have the same perimeter. Which figure has a larger area?
- Figure 1
- Figure 2
- They have the same area
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