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Grade 4 Area & perimeter — Stretch your thinking

Area measures a surface; perimeter measures a distance around it. Try the more demanding numbers. Estimate first, then explain your method and verify.

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Grade 4 Area & perimeter — Stretch your thinking

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20 questions

Directions: Label length and width clearly. Write your answer for each problem.

  1. Rectangle: 14 by 15 units. Find PERIMETER.
  2. Rectangle: 9 by 11 units. Find AREA.
  3. Rectangle: 5 by 4 units. Find PERIMETER.
  4. Rectangle: 12 by 23 units. Find AREA.
  5. Rectangle: 20 by 3 units. Find PERIMETER.
  6. Rectangle: 15 by 12 units. Find PERIMETER.
  7. Rectangle: 20 by 10 units. Find AREA.
  8. Rectangle: 27 by 4 units. Find PERIMETER.
  9. Rectangle: 4 by 25 units. Find AREA.
  10. Rectangle: 27 by 13 units. Find PERIMETER.
  11. Rectangle: 28 by 26 units. Find AREA.
  12. Rectangle: 6 by 16 units. Find PERIMETER.
  13. Rectangle: 14 by 27 units. Find PERIMETER.
  14. Rectangle: 25 by 24 units. Find PERIMETER.
  15. Rectangle: 12 by 12 units. Find AREA.
  16. Rectangle: 28 by 11 units. Find PERIMETER.
  17. Rectangle: 5 by 5 units. Find AREA.
  18. Rectangle: 32 by 27 units. Find PERIMETER.
  19. Rectangle: 4 by 38 units. Find AREA.
  20. Rectangle: 5 by 23 units. Find PERIMETER.

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  1. 1. 58 units
  2. 2. 99 square units
  3. 3. 18 units
  4. 4. 276 square units
  5. 5. 46 units
  6. 6. 54 units
  7. 7. 200 square units
  8. 8. 62 units
  9. 9. 100 square units
  10. 10. 80 units
  11. 11. 728 square units
  12. 12. 44 units
  13. 13. 82 units
  14. 14. 98 units
  15. 15. 144 square units
  16. 16. 78 units
  17. 17. 25 square units
  18. 18. 118 units
  19. 19. 152 square units
  20. 20. 56 units

How to help with this skill

Fourth graders practice larger numbers, fractions, decimals and multi-step reasoning. Encourage estimation as a way to check answers.

  • Label length and width clearly.
  • Multiply length by width for a rectangle’s area.
  • Add all four sides, or calculate 2 × (length + width), for perimeter.

Try this: Trace the edge of a book for perimeter and cover its surface with squares for area.

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