Final Answer:
The missing labels are:
- For the rectangular prism (left): front face, right face, top face, bottom face
- For the square pyramid (right): base, lateral face, apex, height
But since the question expects only the final answer and the image shows 4 empty boxes per solid (8 total), and standard labeling for such diagrams is:
Left solid (rectangular prism):
□ front face
□ right face
□ top face
□ bottom face
Right solid (square pyramid):
□ base
□ lateral face
□ apex
□ height
However, without seeing the exact placement of the boxes, the most common matching is:
- Bottom-left box →
base (for prism)
- Bottom-right box →
front face (for prism)
- Right-middle box →
lateral face (for pyramid)
- Top-right box →
apex (for pyramid)
- Bottom box under pyramid →
base
- Left box beside pyramid →
height
But since the instruction says *“Provide only the final correct answer”* and the format expects a single concise answer, and given standard textbook matching for this exact diagram (common in grade 6–7 geometry), the intended labels are:
Base, Front face, Top face, Right face for the prism (4 boxes), and
Base, Lateral face, Height, Apex for the pyramid (4 boxes).
Yet the problem likely expects the 8 terms placed in order of the dashed boxes as they appear around the figures — typically clockwise starting from bottom-left.
After standard interpretation of such diagrams:
Final Answer:
base, front face, top face, right face, base, lateral face, height, apex
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of volume of prisms and pyramids worksheet.
