7.G.3 REVIEW

Front

What is the name of a 2-dimensional cross-section when a figure is cut by a plane parallel to its base?

Back

The resulting cross-section is a parallelogram, rectangle, square, or triangle, depending on the original figure.

Front

What is the result of making a vertical cut, perpendicular to the base, of a 3-dimensional figure?

Back

The cross-section will be a grid shape, such as 3x3, 4x2, 3x4, or 2x4, depending on the dimensions of the figure.

Front

Which 3-dimensional figure can result in a circle when cut parallel to its base?

Back

A cone can result in a circle when cut parallel to its base.

Front

Which original figure can result in a triangle when cut parallel to its base?

Back

A triangular prism can result in a triangle when cut parallel to its base.

Front

What is a cross-section of a prism?

Back

A cross-section is the shape you get when you slice through a 3-dimensional figure, such as a triangle, square, rectangle, or pentagon.

Front

Define 'cross-section' in geometry.

Back

A cross-section is the intersection of a solid and a plane.

Front

What shape results from slicing a rectangular prism parallel to its base?

Back

The resulting cross-section will be a rectangle.

Front

What shape results from slicing a square pyramid parallel to its base?

Back

The resulting cross-section will be a square.

Front

What is the difference between a vertical cut and a horizontal cut in 3D figures?

Back

A vertical cut is perpendicular to the base, while a horizontal cut is parallel to the base.

Front

What is the cross-section of a cone when cut horizontally?

Back

The cross-section will be a circle.