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Grade 2 - Mathematics
6.3 Solid Shapes (3 Dimensional)

Three dimensional:
  • Sphere: A shape that is exactly like a ball.
  • Cube: A shape that has a square base and top like a box.
  • Cylinder: A shape that is like a pipe or a straw.
  • Cone: A shape that basically has triangular shape on the top ad the base is circular like a clown's cap.

Directions: Answer the following questions. Draw at least five examples of three dimensional figures and name them.
Q 1: What shape has two circle faces?
cube
cylinder
sphere

Q 2: What shape is a basketball?
sphere
oval
cone

Q 3: A sphere looks most like which object?
ball
eraser
glass
clock

Q 4: A triangular prism has ______ edges.
9
3
4
6

Q 5: A cylinder looks the most like which object?
ball
block
can

Q 6: A ball looks most like a ______.
sphere
cone
pyramid

Q 7: What solid does a box of Kleenex look most like?
rectangular prism
tetrahedron
triangular prism
sphere

Q 8: What shape has a square at the bottom and a point at the top?
pyramid
cone
rectangular prism

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