Maths Workshop 15 - End of Workshop Quiz - Kyle Allanson | Library

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Draw lines to match each shape up to the correct name.

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Draggable item		Corresponding Item

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Explain the difference between a 'prism' and a 'pyramid'

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Shade two more squares so that the shaded shape is a net of a cube.

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Write down the shapes that these nets represent.

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The net of which shape is being described here: One central hexagon with 1 triangle attached to each of its edges (6 triangles in total).

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What 3D shape do these drawings represent?

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Draw the side elevation of this shape.

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Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Triangular Prism		6 faces, 12 edges and 8 vertices
Cube		2 faces, 1 edge and 1 vertex
Square-based pyramid		3 faces, 2 edges and 0 vertices
Cone		5 faces, 8 edges and 5 vertices
Cylinder		5 faces, 9 edges and 6 vertices

Maths Workshop 15 - End of Workshop Quiz

Maths Workshop 15 - End of Workshop Quiz

Fill in the blanks

Draw lines to match each shape up to the correct name.

Explain the difference between a 'prism' and a 'pyramid'

Shade two more squares so that the shaded shape is a net of a cube.

Write down the shapes that these nets represent.

The net of which shape is being described here: One central hexagon with 1 triangle attached to each of its edges (6 triangles in total).

What 3D shape do these drawings represent?

Draw the side elevation of this shape.

"The plan of a cylinder is always the same as its side elevation." Explain why this is false.

Fill in the blanks

Draw lines to match each shape up to the correct name.

Match each shape up to the correct properties

Explain the difference between a 'prism' and a 'pyramid'

Shade two more squares so that the shaded shape is a net of a cube.

Write down the shapes that these nets represent.

The net of which shape is being described here: One central hexagon with 1 triangle attached to each of its edges (6 triangles in total).

What 3D shape do these drawings represent?

Draw the side elevation of this shape.

"The plan of a cylinder is always the same as its side elevation." Explain why this is false.

Order these shapes from the most to the least amount of vertices (the names are not in the correct order)