SOLID FIGURES

1.    A carrot and an ice cream cone are examples of:

• a.    Triangular Prism

• b. Sphere

• c.    Cone

• d.    Cylinder

2.    A box of a Toblerone is an example of:

• a.    Cone

• b. Rectangular Prism

• c.    Triangular Prism

• d.    Triangular Pyramid

3.    In geometry, a three-dimensional shape can be considered as a solid figure or an object of shape if it has , , and .

• a.   faces, edges, vertices

• b. volume, area, mass

• c.    faces, width, vertices

• d.    length, width, height

4.    The three attributes of a three-dimensional figure are:

• a.   faces, edges, vertices

• b. volume, area, mass

• c.    faces, width, vertices

• d.    length, width, height

5. Which of the following is an example of a solid figure?

• a.   Printed picture

• b. CD

• c.    Can

• d.    Nachos

6. What do you call the solid figure that has two circular faces on both its ends and one curved surface along its length?

• a.  Rectangular Prism

• b. Sphere

• c.  Cylinder

• d.  Cone

7. What do you call the solid figure that has NO edges or vertices found on its one face?

• a.  Rectangular Prism

• b. Sphere

• c.  Cylinder

• d.  Cone

8. How many faces do a cube and a rectangular prism have?

• a.  4

• b. 5

• c.  6

• d.  7

9. How many vertices do a sphere and a cylinder have?

• a.  0

• b. 1

• c.  2

• d.  3

10. How many curved faces do a cone, cylinder, and a sphere have?

• a.  0

• b. 1

• c.  2

• d.  3