Exploring Volume in 3D Figures

What is volume?

• The surface area of an object

• The amount of space a 3D figure occupies

• The length of an object

• The perimeter of a base

Which figure does not have volume?

• Cube

• Sphere

• Square

• Cylinder

What makes a cube different from a square?

• A cube has more sides

• A cube is flat

• A cube has depth

• A square can hold volume

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How do you calculate the volume of a cube?

• Length + Width + Height

• Length x Height x Width

• Length x Width

• Length x Length

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Which of the following 3D figures has a different method for calculating volume?

• Cube

• Sphere

• All have the same method

• Cylinder

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What activity is suggested to understand volume better?

• Memorizing formulas

• Comparing and contrasting 2D and 3D shapes

• Listening to music

• Drawing 3D shapes

What should you do after pausing the video?

• Leave the class

• Start the video again immediately

• Discuss with a partner

• Take a break

Which real-life objects can be associated with 3D shapes?

• A photograph

• A drawing

• A basketball

• A piece of paper

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Which of the following is not a 3D figure mentioned for volume calculation?

• Cylinder

• Circle

• Cone

• Pyramid

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What is the purpose of the independent research challenge?

• To find volume formulas for 2D shapes

• To memorize the video content

• To find volume formulas for 3D figures

• To draw shapes

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