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Chapter 11 Test B

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37 questions
Throughout this test, round all answers to the nearest hundredth, if necessary. Use 3.14 for pi.
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Match the term on the left with its definition on the right. Not all terms will be used.

  • Sphere
  • Platonic Solids
  • Octahedron
  • Cylinder
  • Tetrahedron
  • Cross Section
  • Convex Polyhedron
  • Concave Polyhedron
  • Cube
  • Edge
  • Vertex
  • Face
  • Lateral Area
  • Prism
  • Pyramid
  • A polyhedron with two polygon bases and rectangular lateral faces
  • A solid with two circular bases
  • A polyhedron with all vertices pointing out
  • A polyhedron made up of one polygon base and triangular sides that meet at one vertex
  • A segment at which two faces of a polygon intersect
  • A polyhedron made up of eight equilateral triangles
  • A polyhedron made up of six squares
  • The intersection of three or more edges
  • The five regular polyhedra
  • The area of the sides of a polyhedron (Surface Area not including the base(s))
  • The polygon that makes up a side of a polyhedron
For the figure below, name the polyhedron, then count the number of faces, edges, and vertices.
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Name the polyhedron

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Number of faces:

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Number of edges:

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Number of vertices:

For the figure below, name the polyhedron, then count the number of faces, edges, and vertices.
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Name the polyhedron

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Number of faces:

1

Number of edges:

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Number of vertices:

1

Which of the following solides is NOT a polyhedron?

Use the polyhedron below for the next 2 questions.
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Is the polyhedron convex or concave?

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Is the polyhedron regular or non-regular?

Use the polyhedron below for the next 2 questions.
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Is the polyhedron convex or concave?

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Is the polyhedron regular or non-regular?

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A polyhedron has 6 vertices and 10 edges. Using Euler's Theorem, determine how many faces it has.

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A polyhedron has 20 faces and 36 edges. Using Euler's Theorem, determine how many vertices it has.

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Name the solid that can be formed by the net shown below.

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Name the solid that can be formed by the net shown below.

Use the rectangular prism below for the next 2 questions.
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What is the surface area?

2

What is the volume?

Use the triangular prism below for the next 2 questions.
2

What is the surface area?

2

What is the volume?

Use the cylinder below for the next 2 questions.
2

What is the surface area?

2

What is the volume?

Use the square pyramid below for the next 2 questions.Use the square pyramid below for the next 2 questions.
2

What is the surface area?

2

What is the volume?

Use the cone below for the next 2 questions.
2

What is the surface area?

2

What is the volume?

Use the sphere below for the next 2 questions.
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What is the surface area?

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What is the volume?

2

The surface area of the rectangular prism below is 450 ft2. Solve for x.

2

The surface area of the cylinder below is 1407 cm2. Solve for x.

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The volume of the rectangular prism below is 1836 m3. Solve for x.

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The volume of the cylinder below is 216\pi cm3. Solve for x.

Use the following information for the next 2 questions:

The pyramids shown below are similar with a scale factor of 3:5. The surface area and volume of the smaller pyramid are provided.
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What is the surface area of the larger pyramid?

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What is the volume of the larger pyramid?

The following question is BONUS. There is no penalty for a wrong answer.
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A machinist drilled a conical hole into a cube of metal as shown below. If the cube has sides of length 6 cm, what is the volume of the metal after the hole is drilled?