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Chapter 3 Foundation Course

The document is a Grade 8 Foundation Course on Cubes and Cube Roots, containing multiple choice questions, assertion and reasoning, fill-in-the-blanks, matching exercises, and case studies related to cubes. It includes questions about perfect cubes, cube roots, and calculations involving cube volumes. The answer key provides solutions for all sections, confirming the understanding of the concepts presented.

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Chapter 3 Foundation Course

The document is a Grade 8 Foundation Course on Cubes and Cube Roots, containing multiple choice questions, assertion and reasoning, fill-in-the-blanks, matching exercises, and case studies related to cubes. It includes questions about perfect cubes, cube roots, and calculations involving cube volumes. The answer key provides solutions for all sections, confirming the understanding of the concepts presented.

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Grade 8 Foundation Course - Cubes and Cube Roots

Name: __________ Class: VIII Roll No: _____ Date: ________

A. MCQs (10)
1. Perfect cube? A)125 B)126 C)128 D)130

2. ∛343=? A)5 B)6 C)7 D)8

3. 12³=? A)144 B)1728 C)1331 D)216

4. NOT a perfect cube? A)512 B)729 C)900 D)1000

5. ∛64=? A)2 B)3 C)4 D)8

6. 20³=? A)4000 B)6000 C)8000 D)10000

7. Smallest perfect cube? A)0 B)1 C)8 D)27

8. 15³=? A)225 B)3375 C)3750 D)3125

9. ∛2197=? A)11 B)12 C)13 D)14

10.216=? A)5³ B)6³ C)7³ D)8³

B. Assertion & Reasoning (5)


11. A: Cube of an even number is even. R: Product of even numbers is even.
A)Both true & R explains A B)Both true not explanation C)A true R false D)A false R true

12. A: 125 is a perfect cube. R: 125 can be expressed as 5 × 5 × 5.


A)Both true & R explains A B)Both true not explanation C)A true R false D)A false R true

13. A: The cube of an even number is always even . R: Cube of an odd number is always odd.
A)Both true & R explains A B)Both true not explanation C)A true R false D)A false R true

14. A: ∛2744 = 14 . R: 14 × 14 × 14 = 2744


A)Both true & R explains A B)Both true not explanation C)A true R false D)A false R true

C. Fill in the blanks (5)


16. ∛1000=____

17. 9³=____

18. Cube of 1=____

19. ∛1=____

20. 5×5×5=____

D. Match (5)
1.8³ - 512
2.∛729 - 9
3.11³ - 1331
4.∛64 - 4
5.10³ - 1000

E. Case Based
Case Study 1 – Stacking Cubes
A warehouse stacks small cubes to form a large cube. One stack contains 512 small
cubes.
Questions:
 Is 512 a perfect cube?
 Find its cube root.
 How many cubes are there on one edge?
 Which expression represents 512?
 What happens if one layer is removed?

Case Study 2 – Water Tank


A cubical water tank has a volume of 1728 m³.
Questions:
 Find the side length.
 Is 1728 a perfect cube?
 Write its prime factorisation.
 Calculate the area of one face.
 State another perfect cube near 1728.

Solutions / Answer Key


MCQs: 1-A 2-C 3-B 4-C 5-C 6-C 7-B 8-B 9-C 10-B
Assertion & Reasoning: 11-A 12-A 13-B 14-A
Fill in the blanks: 16)10 17)729 18)1 19)1 20)125
Match: 1→512 2→9 3→1331 4→4 5→1000

Case 1: Total = 512 cubes


Is 512 a perfect cube? → Yes
Cube root → 8
Cubes on one edge → 8
Expression → 8 3
If one layer removed → 448 cubes left, shape becomes 8 x 8 x 7 cuboid.

Case Study 2 – Water Tank


Volume = 1728 m³
Side length → 12 m
Is 1728 a perfect cube? → Yes
Prime factorisation → 26 x 33
Area of one face → 144 m²
Another perfect cube near 1728 → 1331 and 2197

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