Let’s go step by step to match each 3D shape with its correct name.
We have six shapes in the grid, and six names at the bottom. We need to pair them correctly.
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Top row, left to right:
1.
First shape (top left) – It has 6 square faces, all equal size. That’s a
Cube.
2.
Second shape (top middle) – It has two flat circular ends and one curved side. That’s a
Cylinder.
3.
Third shape (top right) – It’s perfectly round like a ball. That’s a
Sphere.
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Bottom row, left to right:
4.
Fourth shape (bottom left) – It has two triangular bases and three rectangular sides. That’s a
Triangular prism.
5.
Fifth shape (bottom middle) – It has a square base and four triangle sides meeting at a point. That’s a
Square based pyramid.
6.
Sixth shape (bottom right) – It looks like a box with rectangular faces (not necessarily squares). That’s a
Cuboid.
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Now let’s write the names under each shape as requested:
- Top left → Cube
- Top middle → Cylinder
- Top right → Sphere
- Bottom left → Triangular prism
- Bottom middle → Square based pyramid
- Bottom right → Cuboid
All matches are verified against standard 3D shape definitions.
Final Answer:
Top row (left to right): Cube, Cylinder, Sphere
Bottom row (left to right): Triangular prism, Square based pyramid, Cuboid
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of solid shapes worksheet.
