Grade 4–6Common Core (CCSS) · Math: geometry
Volume Worksheets — Cuboids and Litres with Answers
Practise length × width × height with boxes, aquariums and pools, and convert between cm³ and litres.
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Volume of a cuboid · 10-12 years
Name: ____________________Worked example
- The goal: work out how much the solid holds – answer in cubic units, e.g. cm³.
- Volume of a cuboid: length × width × height.
- Example: 4 cm × 3 cm × 2 cm = 24 cm³.
- Remember the unit: cubic centimeters (cm³) – three measurements multiplied.
- Check: read the question again. Does your answer give what was asked, with the right unit? Work backwards to see that it fits. ✓
Calculate the volume of a cuboid: 5 cm × 4 cm × 2 cm =
A sandpit is 5 dm long, 5 dm wide and 5 dm deep. How many litres of sand fill it? Answer with the correct unit.
Calculate the volume of a cuboid: 3 cm × 2 cm × 5 cm =
An aquarium is 2 dm long, 7 dm wide and 3 dm high. How many litres does it hold? Answer with the correct unit.
Calculate the volume of a cuboid: 6 cm × 6 cm × 4 cm =
A fish tank is 6 dm long, 4 dm wide and 6 dm high. How many litres of water fill it? Answer with the correct unit.
Calculate the volume of a cuboid: 4 cm × 2 cm × 5 cm =
An aquarium is 5 dm long, 3 dm wide and 5 dm high. How many litres does it hold? Answer with the correct unit.
Calculate the volume of a cuboid: 2 cm × 6 cm × 6 cm =
A fish tank is 9 dm long, 2 dm wide and 3 dm high. How many litres of water fill it? Answer with the correct unit.
Calculate the volume of a cuboid: 5 cm × 5 cm × 5 cm =
A box measures 2 cm × 4 cm × 4 cm. What is its volume? Answer with the correct unit.
Calculate the volume of a cuboid: 4 cm × 6 cm × 2 cm =
A sandpit is 6 dm long, 4 dm wide and 6 dm deep. How many litres of sand fill it? Answer with the correct unit.
Calculate the volume of a cuboid: 5 cm × 5 cm × 3 cm =
An aquarium is 9 dm long, 7 dm wide and 6 dm high. How many litres does it hold? Answer with the correct unit.
Calculate the volume of a cuboid: 3 cm × 6 cm × 6 cm =
A fish tank is 6 dm long, 3 dm wide and 2 dm high. How many litres of water fill it? Answer with the correct unit.
Calculate the volume of a cuboid: 5 cm × 3 cm × 5 cm =
A planter box is 3 dm long, 4 dm wide and 3 dm deep. How many litres of soil does it take? Answer with the correct unit.
Answer key
- 1. 40 cm³
- 2. 125 l
- 3. 30 cm³
- 4. 42 l
- 5. 144 cm³
- 6. 144 l
- 7. 40 cm³
- 8. 75 l
- 9. 72 cm³
- 10. 54 l
- 11. 125 cm³
- 12. 32 cm³
- 13. 48 cm³
- 14. 144 l
- 15. 75 cm³
- 16. 378 l
- 17. 108 cm³
- 18. 36 l
- 19. 75 cm³
- 20. 36 l
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- Geometry · 20
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- Geometry
- Exercise type
- Volume of a cuboid
- Age
- 10–12 years
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Number of tasks
- 20
- Task format
- Mixed
- Paper size
- US Letter
Your choices
- Area
- Geometry
- Exercise type
- Volume of a cuboid
- Age
- 10–12 years
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Number of tasks
- 20
- Task format
- Mixed
- Paper size
- US Letter
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How to use the tool
- Choose the exercise type volume.
- Pick age group, difficulty and calculations, word problems or a mix.
- Print or save as PDF. “Create new version” gives new numbers with a matching answer key.
About this generator
Volume measures how much space something takes up. The easier level uses small whole-number cuboids. Harder levels add larger measurements and conversion to litres. Word problems ask how much water fits in an aquarium or how many boxes fill a shelf. The answer key is calculated by the website, so it always matches the tasks. No sign-up is needed and no personal data is collected.
Popular uses
- Volume of cuboids and cubes
- cm³, dm³ and litres
- Real-life capacity problems
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Frequently asked questions
- How do I pick the right level?
- Choose an age or grade in step 2. Start easier if the pupil is unsure – you can switch anytime and get new problems instantly.
- Can I see the problems before printing?
- Yes. The sheet shows exactly the problems that will print. Click New problems to swap them.
- How do I include an answer key?
- Turn on Answer key in the last step. It prints on its own page after the problems, with the same numbering.
- What does the question mark next to a problem do?
- It opens a step-by-step explanation of the method on screen. It is not printed and does not reveal the answer.
- How do I calculate volume?
- Multiply length × width × height. The unit is cubed, e.g. cm³.
- How many cm³ is a litre?
- 1 litre = 1 dm³ = 1 000 cm³.
