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C6 : Practice 6.1

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In a circle, _____________________ is used.

a)

width

b)

length

c)

height

d)

radius

2.

Three-dimensional shapes are formed out of __________________-dimensional shapes.

a)

one

b)

two

c)

three

d)

four

3.

____________________ means an object that has the same size and shape.

a)

Congruent

b)

Cross section

c)

Parallel

d)

Oblique

4.

The _______________ and _______________ are named according to the shape of their base.

a)

pyramid

b)

cone

c)

cylinder

d)

prism

5.

Name the shapes.

a)

Two-dimensional shapes.

b)

Three-dimensional shapes.

c)

Polygonal shapes.

d)

Oblique shapes.

6.

Is a cube and a cuboid a prism?

a)

Yes.

b)

No.

7.

Determine three geometrical characteristics for a prism.

a)

The other sides are triangular shaped that meet at the apex.

b)

Flat rectangular shaped side.

c)

Uniform cross section.

d)

Two flat bases that are polygons which are congruent and parallel.

8.

Determine two geometrical characteristics for a pyramid.

a)

One flat base that is polygon shaped.

b)

Uniform cross section.

c)

The other sides are triangular shaped that meet at the apex.

d)

Flat rectangular shaped side.

9.

Determine two geometrical characteristics for a cylinder.

a)

One circular base.

b)

One curved surface.

c)

Two circular bases which are congruent and parallel.

d)

Two flat bases that are polygons which are congruent and parallel.

10.

Determine three geometrical characteristics for a cone.

a)

One apex.

b)

One flat base that is polygon shaped.

c)

One circular base.

d)

One curved surface that merges the base and the apex.

11.

Determine two geometrical characteristics for a sphere.

a)

One curved surface.

b)

All points on the surface are equidistant from the centre of the sphere.

c)

One circular base.

d)

One curved surface that merges the base and the apex.

12.

Name the shape.

a)

Hexagonal prism

b)

Square based pyramid

c)

Triangular prism

d)

Tetrahedron

13.

Name the 3D shape.

a)

Tetrahedron

b)

Hexagonal pyramid

c)

Pentagonal prism

d)

Hexagonal prism

14.

Name the shape.

a)

Cube

b)

Tetrahedron

c)

Triangular prism

d)

Triangular based pyramid

15.

Which of the following are the parts of a cone?

a)

Apex.

b)

A polygonal base.

c)

One circular base.

d)

One curved surface.

16.

There are two types of solid, polyhedron and _____________ .

a)

hexahedron

b)

Oblique

c)

Tetrahedron

d)

non-polyhedron

17.

A solid polyhedron has _____________________ with every side being a polygon.

a)

an apex

b)

flat surface

c)

curved surface

d)

congruent and parallel faces

18.

A _________ can be filled up with six pyramids with the same square base.

a)

cube

b)

cuboid

c)

cone

d)

cylinder

19.

A cone is generated by the rotation of a ___________________ .

a)

equilateral triangle

b)

isosceles triangle

c)

right-angled triangle

d)

scalene triangle

20.

Cube is also known as ________________ because a cube has six surfaces.

a)

Hexagonal prism

b)

polyhedron

c)

hexahedron

d)

Tetrahedron

21.

The ___________________ can be used to calculate the surface area of a geometrical shape.

a)

Autocad software

b)

Microsoft Office Word

c)

Dynamic geometry software

d)

Paint Tool

22.

Non-polyhedron is a solid object with a curved surface like

______________, ______________ and ______________ .

a)

cone

b)

sphere

c)

pyramid

d)

cylinder

e)

prism

23.

Every point on the surface has the same length from the centre of the object. Which 3D shape fulfill the statement?

a)

Sphere

b)

Pyramid

c)

Cylinder

d)

Cone

24.

Three-dimensional shapes have ___________________________ .

a)

width

b)

length

c)

height

d)

radius

25.

Two-dimensional geometrical shapes like squares and triangles have _________________________.

a)

width

b)

length

c)

height

d)

radius