Chapter 1 – Three Dimensional Shapes – Explanation textbook Page 6

📘 Three Dimensional Shapes - Page 6 Explanation

📖 Open your textbook page number 6.
This page explains Cone, Sphere, and the Discuss questions.

🔺 Cone

A cone is a three-dimensional shape. It has a pointed top and a circular bottom. The pointed top is called the vertex.

📌 Parts shown in the cone figure:
📍 Vertex
🌀 Curved surface
Circular edge
Circular face

✂️ Activity

Activity :
(1) Draw a circle with a radius of 6 cm on a piece of paper.
(2) Cut the circle with scissors. Cut out two semicircles from it.
(3) Glue the two radii of a semicircle together.
(4) Draw another circle with radius 3 cm on the paper. Cut it out and stick it on the circumference of the shape you have made.
(5) The three-dimensional shape formed is a cone.
(6) Write the elements of a cone.

In this activity, students make a cone using paper. First, they draw a big circle of radius 6 cm. Then they cut it and make semicircles.

After that, the two straight sides, called radii, of one semicircle are glued together. When the radii are joined, the semicircle becomes a pointed shape. This forms the curved part of a cone.

Then a smaller circle of radius 3 cm is cut and fixed at the bottom. This small circle becomes the circular face of the cone.

Textbook line:
“The three-dimensional shape formed is a cone.”

🧩 Elements of a Cone

The textbook asks us to write the elements of a cone.

  • 📍 Vertex: The pointed top of the cone.
  • Circular edge: The round boundary where the curved surface and circular face meet.
  • Circular face: The flat circular bottom of the cone.
  • 🌀 Curved face: The curved side surface of the cone.
Complete answers:
📍 1 Vertex
1 Circular edge
1 Circular face
🌀 1 Curved face

⚽ Sphere

📌 Textbook line:
“We see shapes like ball and ladoo in our daily life. The shape of a ball is spherical. This three-dimensional figure does not have edges and vertices, but has a curved surface.”

A sphere is a round three-dimensional shape. A ball and a ladoo are examples of spherical shapes.

A sphere has no flat face, no edge, and no vertex. It has only one curved surface.

Remember:
⚽ A sphere has no edges.
⚽ A sphere has no vertices.
⚽ A sphere has one curved surface.

💬 Discuss

(1) “How can the height of prism, pyramid, cylinder and cone be shown?”

(2) “Can the height of a three-dimensional shape sphere be shown?”

✅ Answer 1

The height of a prism, pyramid, cylinder, and cone can be shown by drawing a straight vertical line from the top to the bottom.

This line tells us how tall the shape is.

✅ Answer 2

The height of a sphere cannot be shown in the same way as a prism, pyramid, cylinder, or cone. A sphere is round from all sides and has no top face or bottom face.

So, for a sphere, we usually talk about its diameter, not height.

📝 Practice Set 1.1

📖 Now look at the Practice Set 1.1 given at the bottom of page 6.
The textbook asks: “Complete the table below.”

💡 Easy Trick:
A prism has 2 bottom/top faces, but a pyramid has only 1 bottom face. The number of vertical faces is the same as the number of sides of the bottom face.

🌟 Page Summary

  • 📦 A prism has two equal bottom/top faces.
  • 🔺 A pyramid has only one bottom face.
  • 📍 We completed the table of triangular, square, and pentagonal prisms and pyramids.
  • 📏 We learned how to count vertices, edges, vertical faces, and bottom/top faces.

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