5.5.2 ( Geometry )

1 © 2009 – 2011 tutorco.com Match the following 2-D images with their corresponding names. (Question 1-4) Q1. A. Circle Q2. B. Rectangle. Q3. C. Triangle. Q4. D. Square. 5 /5/2/S GRADE 5 TOPIC: GEOMETRY 2 © 2009 – 2011 tutorco.com Match the following 3-D images with their corresponding Names. (Question 6-10) Q5. A. Cuboid Q6. B. Pyramid Q7. C. Cylinder Q8. D. Sphere Q9. E. Cube Q10. F. Cone 3 © 2009 – 2011 tutorco.com Study the following cube and answer the questions 11-13. Q11. How many vertices does a cube have? Q12. How many faces does a cube have? Q13. How many edges does a cube have? 4 © 2009 – 2011 tutorco.com Study the following pyramid with a triangular base and answer the questions 14-16. Q14. How many vertices does a pyramid have? Q15. How many faces does a pyramid have? Q16. How many edges does a pyramid have? 5 © 2009 – 2011 tutorco.com Match the following 2-D drawings with their respective 3-D name. Questions 17-20 Q17. A. Cone Q18. B. Cube Q19. C. Pyramid, with square base. Q20. D. Cylinder. 6 © 2009 – 2011 tutorco.com Q21. Following is an isometric sheet; draw a cube by joining the dots in an appropriate manner. Q22. Study the following cube and find out how many cubes form the whole structure. 7 © 2009 – 2011 tutorco.com Q23. If two cubes of dimensions 2 cm by 2cm by 2cm are placed side by side, what would the dimensions of the resulting cuboid be? Q24. Study the following cube and find out how many cubes form the whole structure. 8 © 2009 – 2011 tutorco.com Match the cross section with the respective 3-D figure. Q25. A. Square Q26. B. Circle Q27. C. Rectangle Q28. D. Circle Q29. E. Square Q30. F. Circle