Geometry Quiz

Which shows the number of faces, vertices, and edges on the pyramid?

• 8 faces, 5 vertices, 5 edges

• 5 faces, 5 vertices, 8 edges

• 5 faces, 8 vertices, 12 edges

• 4 faces, 5 vertices, 8 edges

Use the clues to determine the mystery shape. - I am a three-dimensional figure. - I have at least 1 rectangular face. Which figure could NOT be the mystery shape?

• Cone

• Pyramid

• Cube

• Triangular prism

While riding to school with his mother, Paul noticed that these traffic signs all share an attribute. What attribute do all the signs share?

• The signs are all triangles.

• The signs are all quadrilaterals.

• The signs are all parallelograms.

• The signs are all polygons.

The Wayne City Council places a monument to honor the town’s heroes. The monument is shown. Which geometric figures make up the monument?

• Cylinder and pyramid

• Triangular prism and cone

• Cylinder and cone

• Rectangular prism and cylinder

Study the shapes shown. Which best describes the three figures?

• Polygons with more than 5 angles

• Polygons with fewer than 7 sides

• Polygons with more than 6 vertices

• Polygons with more than 6 sides

Pablo uses a rule to sort shape cards into groups and organize them. Two of the cards do NOT belong in this group. Which cards do NOT belong?

• Rectangle and parallelogram

• Circle and triangle

• Rhombus and parallelogram

• Rectangle and square

Kristina cuts shapes from construction paper. She arranges the shapes according to the number of sides. In what order would the shapes be listed if she orders them from the greatest number of sides to the fewest number of sides? Draw a line from the correct shape to each box. Then draw the correct answer in each box.

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The triangular prism has ​​ (a)   faces, ​ (b)   edges, and 6 vertices.

• 4

• 5
• 6

• 9

Taylor sorts six shapes in two groups based on an attribute. How can Taylor label the two groups?

Group 1 contains ​ (a)   , Group 2 contains ​ (b)   .

• hexagons
• quadrilaterals
• triangles

At tennis practice, John held a tennis ball in one hand and a can of soda in the other hand. He compared the attributes of the two figures in his hands. What three-dimensional figures are similar to these objects?

• cone

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• cylinder

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• sphere

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