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A Square And A Cube: Final Assessment

Show mastery of A Square and A Cube

MathematicsGrade 8Mixed32 questions64 min
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Section A: Concepts · 8 questionsSection B: Skills · 8 questionsSection C: Applications · 8 questionsSection D: Reasoning · 8 questions
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Section A: Concepts

Check core definitions and representations.

Choose the best answer for each question.

Question 1
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Which arrangement represents the square number 2525?

Topic: Square Numbers and Patterns · Skill: Recognize square numbers from visual arrangements

Question 2
EasyQuestion

A teacher asks students to find 15215^2 without a calculator. What is the value?

Topic: Square Numbers and Patterns · Skill: Find squares using multiplication and patterns

Question 3
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Riya only checks the unit digit of 146146. What can she conclude about whether it could be a perfect square?

Topic: Square Numbers and Patterns · Skill: Use unit digits to test possible square numbers

Question 4
EasyQuestion

What is 529\sqrt{529}?

Topic: Square Roots and Estimation · Skill: Find square roots of perfect squares

Question 5
EasyQuestion

Between which two consecutive whole numbers does 50\sqrt{50} lie?

Topic: Square Roots and Estimation · Skill: Estimate square roots between two whole numbers

What this assignment covers

Chapter-end Grade 8 Math assessment for A Square and A Cube across all mapped topics and skills.

Skills and sections

Recognize square numbers from visual arrangements, Find squares using multiplication and patterns, Use unit digits to test possible square numbers, Find square roots of perfect squares, Estimate square roots between two whole numbers

  • Section A: Concepts: 8 questions
  • Section B: Skills: 8 questions
  • Section C: Applications: 8 questions
  • Section D: Reasoning: 8 questions