Measurements at this level include understanding length, area, volume, and conversions between different units. Accurate measurement is essential in science experiments, construction projects, and everyday tasks. Practicing with a Measurements Quiz for Class 7 helps you apply mathematical concepts to real-world situations and solve practical problems. It also connects to mensuration and geometry in calculating dimensions. Try these 10 MCQs to see how confident you are with measurements.
Justin runs 2.01 km in a day. What distance will he cover in 3 weeks?
Answer: (c) 42 km 210 m
A storage tank can hold 9 L 350 mL of water. Determine three-fifths of its capacity.
Answer: (a) 5 L 610 mL
What will be the weight of 2 scores of apples, given that the weight of each apple is 0.175 kg?
Answer: (c) 7 kg
Rachel buys 4 packets of flour from the market, each weighing 2 kg 250 g. If she uses 5.2 kg of flour, how much flour is left?
Answer: (c) 3.8 kg
The total weight of Luci, Lisa and Lara is 154.9 kg. If Luci's weight is 6.7 kg less than that of Lisa and Lisa's weight is 9.8 kg less than that of Lara, then find Lara's weight.
Answer: (d) 60.4 kg
Peter has a wire that is 48.06 metres long. He cuts it into two parts, where the first part is 26.82 metres long. He uses the remaining part to form an equilateral triangle. What is the side length of the equilateral triangle?
Answer: (a) 7.08 m
Joseph has three wooden logs, Log I, Log II, and Log III, with lengths of 5 m 7 cm, 3 m 24 cm, and 7 m 20 cm, respectively. He cuts Log I into three equal parts, Log II into two equal parts and Log III into four equal parts. Subtract the sum of the length of one small part of Log I and one small part of Log II from the sum of the lengths of two small parts of Log III.
Answer: (b) 29 cm
What should be taken from 5 kg 20 g to get 900 grams?
Answer: (a) 4 kg 120 g
A wooden box contains 27 books and the combined mass of the box and the books is 12 kg 830 g. If the mass of each book is 290 g, then determine the mass of the empty box.
Answer: (d) 5 kg
John walks around a square park with a side length of 48 meters. If he completes three full rounds around the park, how much more distance does he need to cover to reach a total of 1000 meters?
Answer: (b) 424 m
| Topic | Quiz |
|---|---|
| Knowing Our Numbers | Quiz on Knowing Our Numbers |
| Computation Operations | Quiz on Computation Operations |
| Fractions and Decimals | Quiz on Fractions and Decimals |
| Measurements | Quiz on Measurements |
| Algebra | Quiz on Algebra |
| Time and Temperature | Quiz on Time and Temperature |
| Comparing Quantities | Quiz on Comparing Quantities |
| Geometry | Quiz on Geometry |
| Mensuration | Quiz on Mensuration |
| Data Handling and Symmetry | Quiz on Data Handling and Symmetry |