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GCSE Volume Questions Practice

The document provides a series of GCSE Maths questions focused on calculating the volumes of various 3D shapes, including cuboids, pyramids, spheres, and cylinders. It includes guidance for students on how to approach the questions and emphasizes the importance of showing workings. Additionally, it directs students to the Maths Made Easy website for further resources and revision materials.

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GCSE Volume Questions Practice

The document provides a series of GCSE Maths questions focused on calculating the volumes of various 3D shapes, including cuboids, pyramids, spheres, and cylinders. It includes guidance for students on how to approach the questions and emphasizes the importance of showing workings. Additionally, it directs students to the Maths Made Easy website for further resources and revision materials.

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AQA, OCR, Edexcel

GCSE

GCSE Maths
Volumes of 3D Shapes

Name:

Guidance

1. Read each question carefully.


2. Don’t spend too long on each question.
3. Attempt every question.
4. Always show your workings.

Revise GCSE Maths:


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1. Calculate the volume of the cuboid below.

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(1 mark)

2. Calculate the volume of the square based pyramid below.

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……………………………………………………………….. Volume = …………..m3

(1 mark)

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3. Which prism has the greater volume?

The shape below, or a cylinder with diameter 9cm and height 2cm.

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(4 marks)

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4. Calculate the volume of a sphere with radius 4m.

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(2 marks)

5. 1500ml of water is poured into an open-topped cylinder with diameter 16cm and
height 12cm.

How high does the water reach from the base of the cylinder?
Give your answer to 2d.p.

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(3 marks)

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6. Typically, when buying an ice cream cone, a sphere of ice cream is pressed into
the cone, so a hemi-sphere of ice cream protrudes from the top. The rest of the ice
cream is contained within the cone.

In this case the cone is 10cm tall, and the radius of the sphere and cone are both
4cm.

What proportion of the volume of the cone is filled with ice cream? Give your
answer as a percentage.

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(3 marks)

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7. Water fills a square based pyramid below to a height of h.


Calculate the proportion of the pyramid that is filled with water.

Give your answer as a percentage.

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(3 marks)

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