MCQ Questions for Class 6 Maths Mensuration Quiz 1

Perimeter of a square whose side measures

$4$ m is:

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$16$ m
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$16$ cm
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$4$ m
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$12$ m

Explanation

Perimeter of a square =

$4 \times side$

$4 \times 4 = 16 m$

Perimeter of square of sides is

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$4*side$
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$\displaystyle side^{4}$
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$4 + side$
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$\displaystyle side\times side$

If the length and breadth of a rectangle are doubled then its perimeter is

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tripled
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doubled
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made half
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none of these

Explanation

Perimeter of rectangle

$= 2(l+b)$

Here length

$= l$ and breadth

$= b$
If the length and breadth of a rectangle are doubled.
then length

$= 2l$ and breadth

$= 2b$

$\therefore$ perimeter of new rectangle would be

$2(2l+2b) = 4(l+b) = 2.2(l+b)$

$\therefore$ if the length and breadth of a rectangle are doubled then its perimeter is also doubled.
Option B is correct.

Perimeter of a square whose side measures

$4\ m$ is

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$16\ m$
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$16\ cm$
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$4\ m$
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$12\ m$

Explanation

Perimeter of the square side

$= 4 *side of square$
Hence, perimeter of this square of side

$4\ m$

$= 4 \times 4 = 16\ m$

Perimeter of a square

$728$ cm. Then the measure of its side is :

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$187$ cm
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$182$ cm
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$128$ cm
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$185$ cm

Explanation

Perimeter of square

$= 4 \times side$

$\therefore 4\, \times\, side\, =\, 728$

$side\, =\, \displaystyle \frac{728}{4}\, =\, 182\ m$

Thus the measure of the side of the square is

$182$ cm.

The perimeter of a square field whose side is

$4 \ m$ is ........... m.

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$8$
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$16$
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$12$
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$10$

Explanation

Perimeter of a square is =

$4 \times side$

Hence Perimeter of square =

$4 \times 4 = 16 m$

The perimeter of a rectangle whose length

$(l)$ and breadth

$(b)$ are given, is

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$2(l+b)$
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$2l+b$
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$2l+3b$
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None of these

Explanation

Perimeter of a rectangle is the sum of all its four sides.

Since, two sides measure

$l$ and the other two sides measure

$b$ , Perimeter of a rectangle whose length

$(l)$ and breadth

$(b)$ are given, is

$l + b + l + b = 2(l + b)$

Perimeter of a square is?

Where

$s$ is the side of the square.

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$4s$
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$s^4$
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$4 + s$
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$s \times s$

The perimeter of the rectangle whose length =

$25$ cm, breadth =

$15$ cm is ............ cm.

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$40$
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$80$
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$50$
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$81$

Explanation

Perimeter of a rectangle

$=$

$2 \times (length+breadth)$

Hence perimeter

$=$

$2 \times(25+15)$

$=$

$80\ cm$

Perimeter of a square garden is

$444$ m. Then its side measures

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$101$ m
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$111$ cm
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$111$ m
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$101$ cm

Explanation

Given, perimeter of a square garden is

$444$ m.

So, perimeter

$= 444 = 4$

$\times$

$side$

$side\, =\, \displaystyle \frac{444}{4}\, =\, 111$ m

Then sides of a garden measures

$111$ m.

What is formula of perimeter of square ?

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4 $\times \,\, side^2$
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2 $\times$ side
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2 $\times \,\, side^2$
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4 $\times$ side

Explanation

if side of a square is

$a$

then perimeter of square is

$= a+a+a+a=4a$

Hence option

$' D'$ is the answer.

The distance covered by a farmer around a field of

$120$ m length and

$80$ m width is ........... m.

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$200$
0%

$300$
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$400$
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$500$

Explanation

Distance covered by the farmer = perimeter of the filed =

$2\times(length+breadth)$

$2\times(120+80)$

$2 \times 200$

$400 m$

The perimeter of a square is

$144 \text{ m}$ , then the side of the square is …..

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$34 \text{ m}$
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$36 \text{ m}$
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$44 \text{ m}$
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$38 \text{ m}$

Explanation

Perimeter of square

$=4\times side$

$=144$

Hence,

$side$

$=144 \div 4$

$=36 \text{ m}$

The formula for the perimeter of a rectangle is:

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$(l + b)$
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$2(l + b)$
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$2 (l \times b)$
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$(l \times b)$

Explanation

Here,

$ABCD$ is a rectangle.

Let the length and breadth of the rectangle be

$l$ and

$b$ respectively.

$\therefore \$ Perimeter of rectangle

$ABCD=AB+BC+CD+DA$

$=l+b+l+b$

$=2l+2b$

$=2(l+b)$

$\therefore\$ The formula for the perimeter of a rectangle is

$2(l+b).$

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Perimeter of square 728 cm Then the measure of its side is

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$81$ cm
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$182$ m
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$128$ cm
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$182$ cm

Explanation

We know that,

$Peri$

$=4*side$

$4\displaystyle \times side \displaystyle = 728$

$\displaystyle side= \frac{728}{4}= 182m$

If the length of a rectangle is

$5$ cm and the breadth of the rectangle is

$12$ cm then find the area of the rectangle.

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$25 cm^{2}$
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$60 cm^{2}$
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$31 cm^{2}$
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$12 cm^{2}$

Explanation

Given: The length of the rectangle is

$5 cm$ and breadth is

$12 cm$ .

Then area of rectangle

$=length \times breadth=5\times 12$

$=60 cm^{2}$

If the side of a square park is

$5$ m, then its perimeter is ............

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$10$ m
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$25$ m
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$20$ m
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$15$ m

Explanation

Perimeter of the square park =

$4\times side$

$4*5 = 20$

Perimeter of the square =

$20 m$

Perimeter of a rectangle of length

$l$ and breadth

$b$ is__

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$2l+ b$
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$\displaystyle l\times b$
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$2 (l + b)$
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$2 (l - b)$

Explanation

Given the length of the rectangle

$=\ l$

the breadth of the rectangle

$=\ b$

perimeter of the rectangle

$=$ sum of length of all sides of the rectangle

$=\ l+\ b+\ l+ \ b$

$=2\ l+2\ b$

$=2(\ l+\ b)$

$\therefore$ perimeter of the rectangle

$=2(\ l+\ b)$

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Perimeter of a square whose side measures 4 m is

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16 m
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16 cm
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4 m
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12 m

Explanation

We know,

Side of square

$=a=4\ \text{m}$

Perimeter of a square

$= 4 \times a$

$= 4 \displaystyle \times 4\ \text{m}$

$= 16 \ \text{m}$

The distance covered by a farmer around a rectangular field of 120 m length and 80 m width is _____ m.

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200
0%
300
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400
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500

Explanation

We know that the distance covered would be equal to the perimeter of the rectangle.

$\therefore Distance = 2\times (l+b) = 2\times (120+80) =400m$

If the side of a square park is 5 m then its perimeter is______

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10 m
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25 m
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20 m
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15 m

Explanation

We know,

Perimeter

$=4 \ast side$ =

$4\ast 5$ =

$20m$

Perimeter of square garden is 444 sq m. Then its side measures:

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101 m
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111 cm
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111 m
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101 cm

Explanation

Perimeter of square garden

$\displaystyle = 444 \displaystyle = 4 \displaystyle \times side$

$\displaystyle side= \frac{444}{4}= 111m$

Area of square whose side measures 13 m is

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9 m
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9 sq m
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169 sq m
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169 m

Explanation

We know,

Area of a square =

$Side^2$

= 13

$\displaystyle \times$ 13

$\displaystyle =$ 169 sq m

Area of a rectangle whose length is

$13$ m and breadth is

$12$ m is

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$156$ m
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$156$ cm
0%
$156$ sq m
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none

Explanation

Here,

$ABCD$ is a rectangle.

$AB,CD$ are length of a rectangle and

$AD,BC$ breadth of a rectangle.

$\therefore$

$AB=CD=13m$ and

$AD=BC=12m$

$\Rightarrow$ Length of a rectangle

$(l)=13m$

$\Rightarrow$ Breadth of a rectangle

$(b)=12m$

$\Rightarrow$ Area of rectangle

$ABCD=l\times b$

$=13m\times 12m$

$=156\,m^2$

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A rectangular playground which is

$250\ m$ long and

$20\ m$ broad is to be fenced with wire.How much wire needed?

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$270\ m$
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$230\ m$
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$540\ m$
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none

Explanation

Wire needed would be perimeter of the playground:

We know,

Perimeter of rectangle:

$2(l+b)$

$=250 + 20 + 250 + 20 = 540\ m$

A postage stamp is

$12\ mm$ in breadth and

$20\ mm$ in length. Find the area of stamp in

$cm^{2}$

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$0.24$
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$240$
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$24$
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$2.4$

Explanation

As we know that,

$1\ cm=10\ mm$

So,

$1\ mm=0.1\ cm$

Given:-

Length

$= 20\ mm$

$=20\times 0.1\ cm$

$=2\ cm$

Breadth

$= 12\ mm$

$=12\times 0.1\ cm$

$=1.2\ cm$

Area of stamp

$=$ Length

$\times$ Breadth

$=2\times 1.2$

$=2.4\ cm^2$

Hence, option

$D$ is correct.

Fill in the blanks:
Perimeter of the square of side

$4$ cm = _____ cm

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$16$
0%
$12$
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$18$
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$8$

Explanation

Given, Side of a square =

$4$ cm

Perimeter of a square

$= 4 \times side$

So, perimeter of the square

$= 4 \times 4 \ cm= 16 cm$

Hence, the perimeter of the square is

$16\ cm$

An athelete takes

$5$ rounds of a rectangular park,

$50$ m long and

$250$ m wide. Then the total distance covered by him is ______ .

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$150$ m
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$75$ m
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$1000$ m
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$3000$ m

Explanation

Given, Breadth of the rectangular park

$b=250$ m

and Length

$l=50$ m

Perimeter of the park

$=2(b+l)$

$=2\times (250+50)$

$=2\times 300$

$=600$ m

Given: Athlete take

$5$ rounds around the rectangular park

So, the total distance covered by the athlete

$=$

$5\times 600$ m

$=3000$ m

How many paving stones each measuring

$2.5\text{ m}$

$\times 2\text{ m}$ are required to pave a rectangular courtyard

$30\text{ m}$ long and

$16.5\text{ m}$ wide?

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$105$
0%
$89$
0%
$99$
0%
$84$

Explanation

Area of paving stones

$=2.5 \times 2=5 \text{ m}^2$

Area of courtyard

$=30 \times 16.5=495 \text{ m}^2$

Now,

Number of paving stones required

$=$ area of courtyard

$÷$ area of paving stone

$= 495 ÷ 5$

$= 99$ paving stones

So option C is the correct answer.

The figure is made up of

$2$ rectangles

What is the perimeter of the big rectangle?

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$11r+12$
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$22r+24$
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$11r$
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$11r+6$

Explanation

$\Rightarrow$ Length of a big rectangle

$(l)=(7r+3+3)cm=(7r+6)cm$

$\Rightarrow$ Breadth of a big rectangle

$(b)=(4r+3+3)cm=(4r+6)cm$

$\Rightarrow$ Perimeter of big rectangle

$=2(l+b)cm$

$=2[(7r+6)+(4r+6)]cm$

$=2[11r+12]cm$

$=22r+24\,cm$

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