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Math 4 · Unit 12: Investigating 3D shapes and nets · Cambridge Primary Maths Stage 4

12.1 The properties of 3D shapes

15 questions · e.g. How many edges does a pentagonal prism have?

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Questions

  1. 1. Match each word to the part of a 3D shape it names.

    • face
    • edge
    • vertex
    • a line where two faces meet
    • a corner where edges meet
    • a flat surface of the shape
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  2. 2. This is a hexagon-based pyramid. Match each word to the part of the shape it names.

    • face
    • edge
    • vertex
    • the point at the top
    • one of the triangles
    • a sloping line from the top down to a corner of the base
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  3. 3. This is a cuboid. How many edges are there?

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  4. 4. This is a cuboid. How many vertices are there?

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  5. 5. This is a cuboid. How many faces are there?

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  6. 6. This is a pentagon-based pyramid. What shape is the shaded face?

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  7. 7. This is a triangular prism. What shape is the shaded face?

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  8. 8. What are the seven faces of a pentagonal prism?

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  9. 9. Complete: A tetrahedron has ___ faces, ___ edges and ___ vertices.

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  10. 10. This is a square face from one of these shapes. Tick the 3 shapes it could belong to.

    Tick all the right answers.

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  11. 11. Name a 3D shape with more than two triangular faces.

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  12. 12. Name a 3D shape with a circular face.

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  13. 13. How many faces, edges and vertices does each shape have? Choose the right table row: cuboid, triangular prism, pentagon-based pyramid, hexagonal prism.

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  14. 14. This is a face from one of the shapes in the list. Tick the 3 shapes it could belong to.

    Tick all the right answers.

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  15. 15. How are a triangular prism and a triangle-based pyramid similar and different?

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