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WorksheetsGeometry Review
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What three-dimensional figure can be modeled by a shoe box?
a)
cone
b)
cube
c)
rectangular prism
d)
rectangular pyramid
2.
A triangular pyramid is best described as a three-dimensional solid that has...
a)
6 triangular faces
b)
a triangular base and 3 vertices
c)
a triangular base and 3 triangular faces
d)
a rectangular base and 4 vertices
3.
Which figure is not a quadrilateral?
a)
hexagon
b)
rhombus
c)
square
d)
trapezoid
4.
A potter made a figure that had two circular faces. Which shape could it be?
a)
Cylinder
b)
Sphere
c)
Cone
d)
Cube
5.
Which of the figures below has the fewest vertices?
a)
Cube
b)
Rectangular prism
c)
Triangular pyramid
d)
Triangular prism
6.
Which of the following has exactly two pair of parallel sides?
a)
Triangle
b)
Pentagon
c)
Parallelogram
d)
Octagon
7.
Which quadrilateral does NOT have exactly two pairs of congruent, parallel sides?
a)
Trapezoid
b)
Rhombus
c)
Parallelogram
d)
Rectangle
8.
Emma built a solid object with 6 rectangular faces. How many edges did the object have?
a)
4
b)
8
c)
12
d)
16
9.
An exact location in space
a)
Polygon
b)
Apex
c)
Point
d)
Ray
10.
Lines that cross
a)
Line
b)
Intersecting lines
c)
Perpendicular lines
d)
Parallel lines
11.
Four sided polygon
a)
Pentagon
b)
Vertex
c)
Parallel lines
d)
Quadrilateral
12.
3 or more sides, closed shape
a)
Polygon
b)
Line
c)
Pentagon
d)
Quadrilateral
13.
Where edges meet to form a corner
a)
Edge
b)
Apex
c)
Vertex
d)
Ray
14.
Two intersecting lines that form 4 right angles
a)
Ray
b)
Perpendicular lines
c)
Parallel lines
d)
Intersecting lines
15.
Lines that will never intersect
a)
Point
b)
Perpendicular lines
c)
Parallel lines
d)
Intersecting lines
16.
Five sided polygon
a)
Pentalon
b)
Octagon
c)
Hexagon
d)
Pentagon
17.
The point of a cone
a)
Point
b)
Ray
c)
Apex
d)
Edge
18.
Where two faces of a 3-dimensional shape meet
a)
Face
b)
Vertex
c)
Point
d)
Edge
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