📘 Practice Set 2
Chapter 1 – Three-Dimensional Shapes
✅ Focus: This set gives practice on prisms, pyramids, polygons, real-life objects, faces, edges and vertices.
Section A – Fill in the Blanks
- A shape having length and width is called a __________ shape.
- A line segment joining two adjacent vertices is called a __________.
- A triangular prism has __________ triangular faces.
- A square pyramid has __________ square face.
- The side faces of a pyramid are __________.
- A cylinder is also called a __________ prism.
- A triangular pyramid has __________ edges.
- A cuboid is also called a __________ prism.
Section B – Choose the Correct Answer
- A closed figure with three or more sides is called:
A) Sphere B) Polygon C) Cylinder D) Edge - Which shape has 5 vertices?
A) Cube B) Square pyramid C) Cylinder D) Sphere - The bottom and top faces of a prism are:
A) Equal B) Curved C) Always circular D) Always triangular - Which one is a 3D shape?
A) Triangle B) Circle C) Cone D) Rectangle - A pentagon has how many sides?
A) 3 B) 4 C) 5 D) 6 - Which solid has no vertices?
A) Cone B) Cube C) Sphere D) Pyramid - A cuboid has how many edges?
A) 6 B) 8 C) 10 D) 12 - The shape made by stacking equal rectangles is:
A) Cuboid B) Sphere C) Cone D) Pyramid
Section C – True or False
- A cone has one vertex.
- A prism has only one base.
- A triangular pyramid has four triangular faces.
- A cylinder has two circular faces.
- A square has height.
- A cuboid has six faces.
- A sphere has a flat face.
- A polygon must be closed.
Section D – Complete the Table
| Shape | Vertices | Edges | Important Face |
|---|---|---|---|
| Triangular Prism | |||
| Triangular Pyramid | |||
| Square Pyramid |
Section E – Odd One Out
- Cube, Cuboid, Rectangle, Cone
- Triangle, Square, Pentagon, Sphere
- Cone, Cylinder, Sphere, Circle
- Vertex, Edge, Face, Radius
- Book, Brick, Matchbox, Football
Section F – Answer in One Sentence
- Why is a rectangle called a 2D shape?
- Why is a cuboid called a 3D shape?
- What is the base of a square pyramid?
- How is a cylinder formed using circles?
- Why is a cone different from a cylinder?
Section G – Competitive Exam Corner ⭐
- A solid has 2 triangular faces and 3 rectangular faces. Name the solid.
- A solid has 1 square face and 4 triangular faces. Name the solid.
- A polygon has 7 sides. What is it called?
- If a prism has a pentagonal base, how many vertical faces will it have?
- If a pyramid has a hexagonal base, how many vertical faces will it have?
✅ Solutions
Section A Answers
- two-dimensional
- side
- 2
- 1
- triangular
- circular
- 6
- rectangular
Section B Answers
- B) Polygon
- B) Square pyramid
- A) Equal
- C) Cone
- C) 5
- C) Sphere
- D) 12
- A) Cuboid
Section C Answers
- True
- False
- True
- True
- False
- True
- False
- True
Section D Answers
| Shape | Vertices | Edges | Important Face |
|---|---|---|---|
| Triangular Prism | 6 | 9 | Triangular face |
| Triangular Pyramid | 4 | 6 | Triangular face |
| Square Pyramid | 5 | 8 | Square face |
Section E Answers
- Rectangle
- Sphere
- Circle
- Radius
- Football
Section F Answers
- A rectangle is called a 2D shape because it has length and width only.
- A cuboid is called a 3D shape because it has length, width and height.
- The base of a square pyramid is a square.
- A cylinder is formed by placing many equal circles one above another.
- A cone has one pointed vertex, but a cylinder has no vertex.
Section G Answers
- Triangular prism
- Square pyramid
- Heptagon
- 5 vertical faces
- 6 vertical faces
✅ Verified: Practice Set 2 uses new questions and does not repeat Practice Set 1 questions.
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