Pretest in Math

Name: _________________________Section: _______________Score: ___________

Indicate the abbreviation of the following units and indicate in the fourth column the conversion equivalent
as indicated in column three;
Units Abbreviation Units Equivalent Answer
1. inches 16. 1 foot _____ inches 12 inches
2. feet 17. 1 yard _____ feet 3 feet =
3. yard 18. 1 mile _____ yards 1760 yards =
4. rod 19. 1 furlong _____ chains 10 chains =
5. perch 20. 1 furlong _____ yards 220 yards =
6. chain 21. 1 mile _____ furlongs 8 furlongs =
7. Furlong 22. 1 furlong _____ chains 10 chains =
8. mile 23. 1 chain _____ links 100 links =
9. kilometer 24. 1 chain _____ yards 22 yards =
10. millimeter 25. 1 chain _____ links 100 links =
11. fathom 26. 1 link _____ inches 7.92 inches =
12. Cable 27. 1 furlong _____ poles 40 poles =
13. league 28. 1 chain _____ poles 4 poles =
14. centimeter 29. 1 pole _____ yards 5.5 yards =
15. nautical mile 30. 1 rod _____ pole = 1 pole =
31. 1 perch _____ pole = 1 pole =
32. 1 fathom _____ feet 6 feet =
33. 1 shackle _____ fathoms 15 fathom =
34. 1 shackle _____ yards 30 yards =
35. 1 cable _____ feet 608 feet =
36. 1 nautical mile _____ cables 10 cables =
37. 1 nautical mile _____ feet 6080 feet =
38. 1 nautical mile _____ cables 10 cables =
Pretest in Math
Name: _________________________Section: _______________Score: ___________
Indicate the abbreviation of the following units and indicate in the fourth column the conversion equivalent
as indicated in column three;
Units Abbreviation Units Equivalent
1. inches 16. 1 foot _____ inches
2. feet 17. 1 yard _____ feet
3. yard 18. 1 mile _____ yards
4. rod 19. 1 furlong _____ chains
5. perch 20. 1 furlong _____ yards
6. chain 21. 1 mile _____ furlongs
7. Furlong 22. 1 furlong _____ chains
8. mile 23. 1 chain _____ links
9. kilometer 24. 1 chain _____ yards
10. millimeter 25. 1 chain _____ links
11. fathom 26. 1 link _____ inches
12. Cable 27. 1 furlong _____ poles
13. league 28. 1 chain _____ poles
14. centimeter 29. 1 pole _____ yards
15. nautical mile 30. 1 rod _____ pole
31. 1 perch _____ pole
32. 1 fathom _____ feet
33. 1 shackle _____ fathoms
34. 1 shackle _____ yards
35. 1 cable _____ feet
36. 1 nautical mile _____ cables
37. 1 nautical mile _____ feet
38. 1 nautical mile _____ cables
For the following figures indicated the write corresponding formulas in the column provided
CME General Review: POST TEST IN Math

TEST I: Convert the following nautical units as indicated:

1. 1760 yards to inches
2. 10 chains to yards
3. 220 yards to pole
4. 8 furlong to inches
5. 10 chains to pole
6. 100 links to yards
7. 15 fathom to pole
8. 6080 feet to nautical league
9. 1853.184 m to nautical mile (international)
10. 1852 ft to nautical mile (admiralty)

TEST II. Solve the following problems in a separate sheet of paper

1. A rectangle has a width twice its length. If the perimeter is 64 ft, find the area.
2. An isosceles triangle has 8 m on a side; find the area of the triangle.
3. A barge has the following dimensions lower base 6m, upper base 9m and the vertical draft is 3m.
(a) Find the area, (b) find the perimeter if the slant draft is 5 m.
4. A circle gas a circumference of 200 m. Find the area of the circle.
5. A square base pyramid has a sloping edge of 6m, base of 6m and a height of 6m. Find the volume
and the surface area.

CME General Review: POST TEST IN Math

TEST I: Convert the following nautical units as indicated:

1. 1760 yards to inches
2. 10 chains to yards
3. 220 yards to pole
4. 8 furlong to inches
5. 10 chains to pole
6. 100 links to yards
7. 15 fathom to pole
8. 6080 feet to nautical league
9. 1853.184 m to nautical mile (international)
10. 1852 ft to nautical mile (admiralty)

TEST II. Solve the following problems in a separate sheet of paper

1. A rectangle has a width twice its length. If the perimeter is 64 ft, find the area.
2. An isosceles triangle has 8 m on a side; find the area of the triangle.
3. A barge has the following dimensions lower base 6m, upper base 9m and the vertical draft is
3m. (a) Find the area, (b) find the perimeter if the slant draft is 5 m.
4. A circle gas a circumference of 200 m. Find the area of the circle.
5. A square base pyramid has a sloping edge of 6m, base of 6m and a height of 6m. Find the
volume and the surface area.
GR: Math Final Exam Question with answer key

TEST I. Solve the following problems in a separate sheet of paper

1. A rectangle has a width twice its length. If the perimeter is 72 m, find the area.
2. An isosceles triangle has 10 m on a side; find the area of the triangle.
3. A circle gas a circumference of 314.16 m. Find the area of the circle.
4. A square base pyramid has a sloping edge of 5m, base of 4m and a height of 3m. Find the
surface area.

TEST II: Convert the following nautical units as indicated:

1. 40 chains to pole
2. 100 links to yards
3. 16.5 fathom to pole
4. 30 cable to fathom
5. 10 nautical mile (international) to m
6. 1852 nautical mile (admiralty) to ft

Answer Key:

Test I :
1. A = 288 m2
2. A = 43.3 m2
3. D = 100 m
4. A = 17.5 m2

Test II:

1. 160 poles
2. 22 yards
3. 1 pole
4. 3040 fathoms
5. 18520 meters
6. 1520 feet

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Review Instructor