Identify each solid figure worksheet with geometric shapes for educational use.

To identify each solid figure, we look at the shape of the bases and the sides. Here is the step-by-step identification:

1) Hexagonal Pyramid: The base is a hexagon (6-sided polygon), and all side faces are triangles that meet at a single point at the top.
2) Hexagonal Prism: It has two identical hexagonal bases on the top and bottom, connected by rectangular sides.
3) Rectangular Prism: Also known as a cuboid. It has 6 faces that are all rectangles. The right-angle marks show the corners are square.
4) Square Pyramid: The base is a square (indicated by the tick marks showing equal sides), and the sides are triangles meeting at a peak.
5) Triangular Pyramid: Also called a tetrahedron. It has a triangular base and three triangular sides.
6) Pentagonal Prism: It has two pentagon (5-sided) bases on the top and bottom, connected by rectangular sides.
7) Sphere: A perfectly round ball shape with no flat faces or edges.
8) Square Pyramid: Similar to #4, this has a square base and triangular sides.
9) Cone: It has a circular flat base and tapers smoothly to a single point at the top.
10) Cylinder: It has two identical circular bases on the top and bottom, connected by a curved surface.
11) Rectangular Prism: Like #3, this is a box shape with rectangular faces. Even though it is tilted, the shape is the same.
12) Triangular Prism: It has two triangular bases (front and back in this view) connected by three rectangular sides.

Final Answer:
1) Hexagonal Pyramid
2) Hexagonal Prism
3) Rectangular Prism
4) Square Pyramid
5) Triangular Pyramid
6) Pentagonal Prism
7) Sphere
8) Square Pyramid
9) Cone
10) Cylinder
11) Rectangular Prism
12) Triangular Prism