WorksheetsIntro to Three-Dimensional Figures
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Select all that could be the base of a pyramid.
square
circle
triangle
hexagon
rectangle
Which of the following would be examples of a surface? (Select all that apply)
bubble
baseball
marble
basketball
beach ball
The lateral faces of a right prism are _______________.
triangles
rectangles
circles
hexagons
Select all that could be the base of a cylinder.
square
circle
triangle
hexagon
rectangle
Prisms have ______________.
a height
a slant height
both a height and slant height
neither a height or slant height
Which of the following can be truncated?
cone
cylinder
prism
pyramid
The lateral faces of a right pyramid are _______________.
triangles
rectangles
circles
hexagons
Which of these would be "oblique"?
Select all that could be the base of a cone.
square
circle
triangle
hexagon
rectangle
Which of the following would be examples of a solid? (Select all that apply)
bubble
softball
marble
rock
volleyball
Cylinders have ______________.
a height
a slant height
both a height and slant height
neither a height or slant height
The slant height of the cone is _______
DE
DG
FE
GF
Select all that could be the base of a prism.
square
circle
triangle
hexagon
rectangle
Pyramids have ______________.
a height
a slant height
both a height and slant height
neither a height or slant height
Find the height of the cone.
1 cm
3 cm
41 cm
9 cm
Which of these would be "right"?
My box of crackers has ________________.
8 faces, 8 vertices and 8 edges
6 faces, 6 vertices and 6 edges
6 faces, 8 vertices and 12 edges
6 faces, 12 vertices, 8 edges
Cones have ______________.
a height
a slant height
both a height and slant height
neither a height or slant height
The height of the cone is _______
DE
DG
FE
GF
My container of Lysol wipes has ________________.
2 bases, a height and a slant height
2 bases and a height
1 base and a height
1 base, a height and a slant height
