Understanding Three-Dimensional Shapes

Which of the following is a characteristic of three-dimensional shapes?

• They have only length and width.

• They have faces, edges, and vertices.

• They are flat and have no depth.

• They can only be circular.

What is the total number of edges in a triangular prism?

• Eight

• Twelve

• Nine

• Six

Which shape is an example of a curved surface?

• Rectangular prism

• Cube

• Sphere

• Square

What happens when you turn a cylinder on its side?

• It flattens.

• It rolls away.

• It bounces.

• It stays still.

Which pattern would form a cube when assembled?

• Pattern with two circular faces

• Pattern with all square faces

• Pattern with triangular and rectangular faces

• Pattern with hexagonal faces