Two and Three Dimensional Shapes – Test Review

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Two and Three Dimensional Shapes – Test Review

The classroom represents what type of polyhedron? Identify the faces, vertices, and edges.

For the figure below, which best describes the lines of symmetry? One horizontal line Two horizontal lines One vertical line Two vertical lines

Using the picture of the two arrows shown below, how many lines of symmetry are there? 1 2 3

If a pyramid has 3 faces what kind of pyramid is it? Triangular pyramid Square pyramid Pentagonal pyramid Hexagonal pyramid

If a pyramid has 5 faces what kind of pyramid is it? Triangular pyramid Square pyramid Pentagonal pyramid Hexagonal pyramid

If a pyramid has 4 faces what kind of pyramid is it? Triangular pyramid Square pyramid Pentagonal pyramid Hexagonal pyramid

If a pyramid has 6 sides what kind of pyramid is it? Triangular pyramid Square pyramid Pentagonal pyramid Hexagonal pyramid

How many edges does the following cube contain? 6 8 10 12

Which of these best describes the symmetry in the figure below? No line of symmetry A horizontal line of symmetry only A vertical line of symmetry only A vertical and a horizontal line of symmetry

Which figure is congruent to a) b) c) d)

If triangle RST is congruent to triangle WVU, what is congruent to segment RT? R S U T V W Segment ST Segment UV Segment UW Segment VW

Which statement is true? A square and an equilateral triangle are congruent An oval and a rectangle are sometimes congruent A regular pentagon and a regular heptagon can be congruent None of the statements above are true

Closure: Tomorrow we will have a test on objective 3d. Do any of you have anymore questions about this topic?

Homework: Study Study!!!!!!!!!!!!!