
Volume of Solid Figures
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Mathematics
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6th - 8th Grade
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21 Slides • 37 Questions
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Solid figures are not flat.
They have thickness.
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This is a cube.
A Rubriks puzzle is an example of a cube.
3
Multiple Choice
Which of these objects is shaped like a cube?
4
This is a cone,
A traffic cone or a safety cone is
an example of a cone.
5
Multiple Choice
Which of these objects is an example of a cone?
6
This is a sphere.
A globe is an example of a sphere.
7
Multiple Choice
Click on the object shaped like a sphere.
8
This is a cylinder.
A battery is shaped like a cylinder.
9
Multiple Choice
Which object is a cylinder?
10
This is a pyramid.
This tent is shaped like a pyramid.
11
Multiple Choice
Click on the pyramid.
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This is a rectangular prism.
A wooden block is an example of a rectangular prism.
13
Multiple Choice
Click on an object that is shaped like a rectangular prism.
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A polyhedron is a 3D figure that is formed by polygons.
Examples of polyhedrons include a cube, prism, or pyramid. Non-polyhedrons are cones, spheres, and cylinders because they have sides that are not polygons.
15
Multiple Choice
Which two figures are NOT polyhedra?
A and B
B and C
D and A
C and E
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A prism is a polyhedron with two congruent bases and the lateral sides are rectangles.
A pyramid is a polyhedron with one base and all the lateral sides meet at a common vertex.
Note: All prisms and pyramids are named by their bases.
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Multiple Choice
The 3D figures shown are…
prisms
pyramids
18
Multiple Choice
What kind and name of a solid figure in the picture.
Polyhedron, Pentagonal Prism
Non-polyhedron, Pentagonal Prism
Polyhedron, Hexagonal Prism
Non-polyhedron, Hexagonal Prism
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Multiple Choice
What kind and name of a solid figure in the picture.
Polyhedron, Sphere
Non-Polyhedron, Sphere
Polyhedron, Cylinder
Non-polyhedron, Cylinder
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Multiple Choice
What kind and name of a solid figure in the picture.
Polyhedron, Pentagonal Prism
Non-polyhedron, Pentagonal Prism
Polyhedron, Pentagon Pyramid
Non-Polyhedron, Pentagonal Pyramid
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Multiple Choice
What kind and name of a solid figure in the picture.
Polyhedron, Rectangular Prism
Non-Polyhedron, Rectangular Prism
Polyhedron, Square Prism
Non-Polyhedron, Square Prism
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23
Multiple Choice
60 cubic centimeters
15 cubic centimeters
20 cubic centimeters
6 cubic centimeters
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25
Multiple Choice
What is the Volume of the Cube shown?
125 cm3
30 cm3
15 cm3
125 cm2
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27
Multiple Select
Which shape(s) are triangular prisms or pyramids? Choose all the right answers.
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Multiple Choice
80 cm³
15 cm²
80
40 cm³
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30
Multiple Choice
The shape of the base is a...
rectangle
triangle
31
Multiple Choice
21 m3
64 m3
32 m3
11 m3
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Multiple Choice
240
1440
144
480
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Multiple Select
Which shapes have a circle for a base, or are circular?
34
35
Multiple Choice
4239
1696
1130
565
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37
Multiple Choice
Find the volume of the cone.
3.14 x 12 x 12 x 4 / 3
602.9
60.3
1808.6
180.9
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Multiple Choice
Name the solid.
sphere
circle
polyhedron
ball
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Multiple Choice
Name the solid.
pyramid
circle
triangle
cone
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Multiple Choice
Name the solid.
pyramid
circle
triangle
cone
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Multiple Choice
Name the solid.
pyramid
prism
rectangle
sphere
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Multiple Choice
Name the solid.
cone
prism
rectangle
cylinder
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Multiple Choice
Name the solid.
cylinder
sphere
circle
prism
cone
44
Multiple Choice
Name the solid.
pyramid
prism
cylinder
sphere
45
Multiple Choice
Name the solid.
cylinder
cone
pyramid
prism
46
Multiple Choice
Name the solid.
triangle
cone
pyramid
prism
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Multiple Choice
Name the solid.
rectangle
cube
pyramid
prism
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V = BH
B represents the AREA OF THE BASE ( you must be able to identify the shape of the base and be able to find its area)
the shape of the base will be a semicircle, a parallelogram, a triangle, or a complex figure made up of these
H represents the HEIGHT OF THE SOLID (the height of a prism is the perpendicular distance between the two bases). Some sources use "h" instead of "H". I like to use "H" to differentiate between the height of a triangle (h) and the height of a solid (H).
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Multiple Choice
Which is the correct formula for finding the volume of the solids?
V = BH
V = πr2H
V = 31BH
V = 31πr2H
V = 34πr3
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Multiple Choice
Which is the correct formula for finding the volume of the solid?
V = BH
V = πr2H
V = 31BH
V = 31πr2H
V = 34πr3
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Multiple Choice
Which is the correct formula for finding the volume of the solid?
V = BH
V = πr2H
V = 31BH
V = 31πr2H
V = 34πr3
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Multiple Choice
Which is the correct formula for finding the volume of the solid?
V = BH
V = πr2H
V = 31BH
V = 31πr2H
V = 34πr3
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Multiple Choice
Which is the correct formula for finding the volume of the solid?
V = BH
V = πr2H
V = 31BH
V = 31πr2H
V = 34πr3
Solid figures are not flat.
They have thickness.
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