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Understanding Geometric Solids and Their Properties

Dive into the world of geometry with our comprehensive review of various geometric solids. This chapter covers square prisms, square pyramids, triangular prisms, cones, cylinders, and more. Learn how to calculate perimeter, area, and circumference of different shapes such as triangles, circles, rectangles, and trapezoids. Explore practical applications, including finding the length of sides and estimating areas. This guide is essential for mastering fundamental geometric concepts and enhancing your problem-solving skills.

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Understanding Geometric Solids and Their Properties

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  1. Chapter 6 Review

  2. Name the net • A. square prism • B. square pyramid • C. triangular prism • D. triangular pyramid

  3. Name the net • A. cone • B. circular pyramid • C. cylinder • D. triangular prism

  4. Name the net • A. square prism • B. square pyramid • C. triangular prism • D. triangular pyramid

  5. Name the net • A. square prism • B. square pyramid • C. triangular prism • D. triangular pyramid

  6. Name the net • A. square prism • B. square pyramid • C. triangular prism • D. triangular pyramid

  7. Name the net • A. cone • B. cylinder • C. triangular prism • D. triangular pyramid

  8. Name the geometric solid • A. rectangular prism • B. square pyramid • C. triangular prism • D. triangular pyramid

  9. Name the geometric solid • A. rectangular prism • B. rectangular pyramid • C. triangular prism • D. triangular pyramid

  10. Name the geometric solid • A. circular pyramid • B. square pyramid • C. cylinder • D. cone

  11. Name the geometric solid • A. cone • B. square pyramid • C. cylinder • D. triangular pyramid

  12. Name the geometric solid • A. square prism • B. square pyramid • C. triangular prism • D. triangular pyramid

  13. Name the geometric solid • A. square prism • B. square pyramid • C. triangular prism • D. triangular pyramid

  14. Find the perimeter of the shape shown below. • A. 14 ft • B. 40 ft • C. 24 ft. • D. 28 ft 4 ft 10 ft

  15. Find the circumferenceof the circle shown. • A. 31.4 • B. 15.7 • C. 78.5 • D. 3.14 5 in

  16. Find the area of the parallelogram 7 cm • A. 15 • B. 56 • C. 30 • D. 112 8cm

  17. Find the perimeter of the trapezoid 8 in • A. 140 • B. 110 • C. 132 • D. 45 14 in 11 in 12 in

  18. Find the area of the circle 6 in. • A. 18.84 • B. 28.26 • C. 37.68 • D. 11,304

  19. Find the area ofthe trapezoid 5 mm 7mm 6mm • A. 45.5 • B. 120 • C. 26 • D. 39 8 mm

  20. Find the perimeter of the triangle 16 yds 10 yds • A. 60 • B. 38 • C. 160 • D. 120 12 yds

  21. Find the area of the rectangle 20 ft • A. 160 • B. 80 • C. 140 • D. 1200 60 ft

  22. Estimate the area of the shape. • A. 7 • B. 10 • C. 14 • D. 19 6

  23. A square table has an area of81 square feet. What is the length? • A. 8 • B. 9 • C. 10 • D. 11

  24. A large square billboard has an area of 400 square yards. How long is the billboard? • A. 40 • B. 100 • C. 20 • D. 80

  25. The square root of 56 is closest to which whole number? • A. 6 • B. 7 • C. 8 • D. 9

  26. The square root of 90 is closest to which whole number? • A. 8 • B. 9 • C. 10 • D. 11

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