This Grade 5 worksheet deepens parallelogram and trapezoid mastery using playgrounds, walkways, banners, and practice grids as contexts. Students decompose trapezoids into rectangles and triangles, then sum the areas, and apply A equals base times height to slanted figures. The matching task contrasts parallelograms, trapezoids, triangles, and rectangles so Grade 5 learners must pick the correct formula before computing each area.
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Perimeter, Area, and Surface Area
Part A: Fill in the Blank
Write the missing word or number on each line.
1. A parallelogram has base 14 m and height 6 m; its area is 84 square meters.
2. A trapezoid with parallel sides 10 and 14 and height 8 has area 96 square units.
3. A playground section is a parallelogram with base 25 ft and height 12 ft; area is 300 square feet.
4. A trapezoid decomposes into a rectangle (5 by 8) and triangle (base 3, height 8); total area is 52 square units.
5. A walkway parallelogram has base 18 ft and height 4 ft; area is 72 square feet.
6. A garden trapezoid has parallel sides 7 and 11 and height 6; area is 54 square meters.
7. A parallelogram banner has base 30 in and height 9 in; area is 270 square inches.
8. A trapezoid divides into two triangles with areas 18 and 22; total area is 40 square units.
9. A soccer practice grid is a parallelogram with base 40 m and height 25 m; area is 1000 square meters.
Part B: Matching
Match each item on the left to the correct answer on the right.
1. Match each item to its correct answer.
Parallelogram base 6, height 9
→ Area 54 square units
Area 54 square units
Trapezoid bases 4 and 8, height 5
→ Area 30 square units
Area 30 square units
Triangle base 10, height 6
→ Area 30 square inches
Area 30 square inches
Rectangle 8 by 11
→ Area 88 square units
Area 88 square units
Perimeter, Area, and Surface Area
★ Part A: Fill in the Blank
Write the missing word or number on each line.
1) A parallelogram has base 14 m and height 6 m; its area is 84 square meters.
2) A trapezoid with parallel sides 10 and 14 and height 8 has area 96 square units.
3) A playground section is a parallelogram with base 25 ft and height 12 ft; area is 300 square feet.
4) A trapezoid decomposes into a rectangle (5 by 8) and triangle (base 3, height 8); total area is 52 square units.
5) A walkway parallelogram has base 18 ft and height 4 ft; area is 72 square feet.
6) A garden trapezoid has parallel sides 7 and 11 and height 6; area is 54 square meters.
7) A parallelogram banner has base 30 in and height 9 in; area is 270 square inches.
8) A trapezoid divides into two triangles with areas 18 and 22; total area is 40 square units.
9) A soccer practice grid is a parallelogram with base 40 m and height 25 m; area is 1000 square meters.
★ Part B: Matching
Match each item on the left to the correct answer on the right.
1) Match each item to its correct answer.
Parallelogram base 6, height 9
→ Area 54 square units
Area 54 square units
Trapezoid bases 4 and 8, height 5
→ Area 30 square units
Area 30 square units
Triangle base 10, height 6
→ Area 30 square inches
Area 30 square inches
Rectangle 8 by 11
→ Area 88 square units
Area 88 square units
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