1. Perform the following conversions: 
   1. 1 cubic foot  to  cubic inches.
   2. 1 cubic inch  to  cubic centimeters.
   3. 1 cubic inch  to  cubic millimeters.
   4. 1 cubic meter  to  cubic feet.
   
    
2. Convert each of the following (to the indicated unit): 
   1. 1 liter  =  __________ cubic centimeters 
   2. 5 gallons  =  __________ cubic inches
   3. 5 gallons  ^~  __________ cubic feet
   4. 1 cubic meter  ^~  __________ gallons
   
    
3. A cube has sides which each measure 4 in.  Find the cube's:
       a.  Surface Area                   b.  Volume
   
    
4. A rectangular box has dimensions (height, width, length) measuring 18¾ cm × 12 cm × 13 ¹/3 cm.   Find the box's:
       a.  Surface Area                   b.  Volume
   
    
5. A cylinder measures 50 ⁷/16 in high and it has a radius of 9 ft.  Find the cylinder's:
       a.  Surface Area                   b.  Volume
   
    
6. A sphere has a diameter which measures 4.57 m.  Find the sphere's:
       a.  Surface Area                   b.  Volume
   
    
7. A cone measures 12 in in height and has a bottom radius of 5 in.  Find the cone's:
       a.  Surface Area                   b.  Volume
   
    
8. The triangular prism shown in the illustration, at right, has a height of ¾ yd and a base whose measure is ½ yd.  If the prism is 4 yd in length, find the prism's:
       a.  Surface Area                  
       b.  Volume
   
9. For the triangular prism in the
   illustration, at right, find its:
       a.  Surface Area                  
       b.  Volume
   
10. For the trapezoidal prism in 
    the illustration, at right, find
    the prism's Volume.
     
11. The composite object in the
    illustration, at right, consists
    of a two hemispheres which
    are connected by a cylinder
    inbetween. Find the object's:
        a.  Surface Area
        b.  Volume 
    
12. The composite object in the illustration, at 
    right, consists of a hemisphere connected
    to the top of a cone.  Find the object's:
        a.  Surface Area (in cm²)
        b.  Volume (in cm³)  
     
13. The composite object in
    the illustration, at right,
    consists of 3 connected
    polygonal-sided prisms.
    What is the Volume of
    the object?  In gallons?
     
14. If you double the radius of a sphere, by what factor does each of the following change:
        a.  Surface Area                   b.  Volume
    
     
15. If you triple the radius of a sphere, by what factor does each of the following change:
        a.  Surface Area                   b.  Volume