Consolidating 3D shape learning

In this lesson, we will consolidate our learning of 3D shapes by recapping out previous learning: key vocabulary, properties of 3D shapes and categorising of 3D shapes.

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Intro quiz - Recap from previous lesson

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Q1.How many edges does a triangular prism have?

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Q2.'Cubes and cuboids have the same number of edges.' Is this statement true or false?

True- they both have 10 edges.True- they both have 12 edges.False- cubes have 10 edges and cuboids have 12 edges.False- it depends on the size of the cube and cuboid.

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Q3.Identify one of the differences between a triangular prism and a triangular-based pyramid.

A triangular prism is always bigger than a triangular-based pyramid.A triangular prism has fewer vertices than a triangular-based pyramid.A triangular prism has 2 faces which are triangles and 3 faces which are rectangles whereas a triangular-based pyramid has 4 triangular faces.A triangular-based pyramid is always bigger than a triangular prism.

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Q4.'I have 2 flat surfaces and 1 curved surface. I also have 2 curved edges.' What am I?

ConeSphereCylinderCube

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Q5.'I have 8 faces and 12 vertices. I also have 18 edges.' What am I?

Pentagonal prismOctagonal prismHexagonal prismTriangular prism

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Intro quiz - Recap from previous lesson

Before we start this lesson, let’s see what you can remember from this topic. Here’s a quick quiz!

Q1.How many edges does a triangular prism have?

5789

1/5

Q2.'Cubes and cuboids have the same number of edges.' Is this statement true or false?

True- they both have 10 edges.True- they both have 12 edges.False- cubes have 10 edges and cuboids have 12 edges.False- it depends on the size of the cube and cuboid.

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Q3.Identify one of the differences between a triangular prism and a triangular-based pyramid.

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Q4.'I have 2 flat surfaces and 1 curved surface. I also have 2 curved edges.' What am I?

ConeSphereCylinderCube

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Q5.'I have 8 faces and 12 vertices. I also have 18 edges.' What am I?

Pentagonal prismOctagonal prismHexagonal prismTriangular prism

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Consolidating 3-D shape learning

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Q1.What is the definition of the 'face' of a 3-D shape?

The part of the shape where 2 surfaces meet.The corners where the edges of the shape meet.A flat or curved surface of the 3-D shape.A flat surface of the 3-D shape.

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Q2.'It is possible for a shape to have more vertices than faces.' Is this statement true or false?

False- the number of vertices is always less than the number of faces.False- the number of vertices is always the same as the number of faces.True- it is possible to have more or less vertices than the number of faces.True- but it is not possible to have less vertices than faces.

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Q3.Which of the following 3-D shapes has the most vertices?

Pentagonal prismOctagonal prismHexagonal prismCuboid

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Q4.Which of the following 3-D shapes has both curved and flat faces?

SphereCylinderCubeHexagonal prism

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Q5.Which of the following is another term for a triangular-based pyramid?

TetrahedronTriangular prismSquare-based pyramidPentagonal prism

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Consolidating 3-D shape learning

Quiz to be completed following lesson on 'Consolidating 3-D shape learning'.

Q1.What is the definition of the 'face' of a 3-D shape?

The part of the shape where 2 surfaces meet.The corners where the edges of the shape meet.A flat or curved surface of the 3-D shape.A flat surface of the 3-D shape.

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Q2.'It is possible for a shape to have more vertices than faces.' Is this statement true or false?

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Q3.Which of the following 3-D shapes has the most vertices?

Pentagonal prismOctagonal prismHexagonal prismCuboid

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Q4.Which of the following 3-D shapes has both curved and flat faces?

SphereCylinderCubeHexagonal prism

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Q5.Which of the following is another term for a triangular-based pyramid?

TetrahedronTriangular prismSquare-based pyramidPentagonal prism

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Lesson summary: Consolidating 3D shape learning

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