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Grade 4 Term 2 Mathematics: Space and Shape; Properties of 3D objects
GRADE 4
Properties of 3D objects
Name:
A 3D object has three dimensions (measurements) that can be taken:
the length, the width, and the height.
height
length
width
Draw the following 3D objects:
a.
Cubeb.
Cone
c.
Triangular prismd.
Sphere
e.
Cylinderf.Rectangular prism
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Name:
g.
Square-based pyramid
h.
Triangle-based pyramid
Name one property for each of the above-named (a-h) 3D objects.
a. ____________________________________________________________________
b. ____________________________________________________________________
c. ____________________________________________________________________
d. ____________________________________________________________________
e. ____________________________________________________________________
f. ____________________________________________________________________
g. ____________________________________________________________________
h. ____________________________________________________________________
4. Write an example of where you will find the following:
a. Cube: ______________________________________________________________
b. Cone: ______________________________________________________________
c. Square-based pyramid: _______________________________________________
d. Cylinder: ___________________________________________________________
e. Sphere: ____________________________________________________________
5. What is the difference between a prism and a pyramid?
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
6. Describe the angles in each object:
a. Cube: _____________________________________________________________
b. Pentagonal prism: ___________________________________________________
c. Square-based pyramid: _______________________________________________
d. Triangle-based pyramid: ______________________________________________
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Grade 4 Term 2 Mathematics: Space and Shape; Properties of 3D objects
GRADE 4
Properties of 3D objects
GRADE 4
A 3D object has three dimensions (measurements) that can be taken: the length, the
width, and the height.
height
length
width
Draw the following 3D objects:
a.Cube
b. Cone
c. Triangular prism
d. Sphere
e. Cylinder
f. Rectangular prism
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Grade 4 Term 2 Mathematics: Space and Shape; Properties of 3D objects
Answer sheet
g. Square-based pyramid
GRADE 4
h. Triangle-based pyramid
Name one property for each of the above-named (a-h) 3D objects.
a. All 6 faces are equal squares.
b. Has a circle for its base and the other face connects to a point.
c. 4 faces are equal rectangles and the other 2 could be squares or rectangles.
d. An object with no faces.
e. Have circles for bases and a curved face that connects the two bases.
f. Have triangles for bases and the other three faces are triangles.
g. Has a square for its base and four triangles for the other faces.
h. Has a triangle for a base and three more triangles for the faces.
Write an example of where you will find the following:
Cube: Boxes, note paper container, etc.
Cone: Ice cream cone, cones on the soccer or rugby field to practice with, etc.
Square-based pyramid: Perfume container, Egyptian Pyramids, etc.
Cylinder: Cup, containers, bottles, etc.
Sphere: Netball ball, soccer ball, cricket ball, planet Earth, etc.
What is the difference between a prism and a pyramid?
A prism has rectangles for all the faces that connect the two bases. A pyramid has
triangles for all the faces that connect the base with the connection point.
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Grade 4 Term 2 Mathematics: Space and Shape; Properties of 3D objects
Properties of 3D objects