Slicing Shapes (Cross Sections)

Front

A cone is cut by a plane that is perpendicular to its base. What is the shape of the cross-section formed?

Back

Triangle

Front

A cylinder is cut parallel to the base. What is the shape of the cross-section formed?

Back

Circle

Front

The cross-section of a 3D figure is shaped like a circle. Which could NOT have been the 3D figure? Options: Sphere, Pyramid, Cylinder, Cone

Back

Pyramid

Front

Which shape can NOT be formed by a plane that intersects a triangular prism?

Back

A Circle

Front

A three-dimensional shape is sliced. The slice is either a triangle, a rectangle, and a trapezoid. What was NOT the original 3D shape? Options: Triangular Prism, Rectangular Pyramid, Cone, Triangular Pyramid

Back

Cone

Front

If you cut a cylinder perpendicular to its bases, what shape will you get?

Back

A Rectangle

Front

Cross sections that are parallel to the base are the same as the ___________________ of the 3D figures (solid)...

Back

Base

Front

Cross sections that are perpendicular to the base are the same as the _______________ of the 3D figures...

Back

Face (not the base)

Front

What is a cross section of a three-dimensional object?

Back

A two-dimensional shape created by slicing the object in various ways.

Front

Which shape is NOT a cross section of a cone?

Back

Square