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Flashcards: The Way The World Looks 38 Flashcards 
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What are the three dimensions that describe the size of an object? |
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Length, width, and height.  |
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Fill in the blank: When viewing an object from above, we can observe its ___ view. |
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Upside  |
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In terms of object viewing, what does the downside view represent? |
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The view of the lower part or bottom part of the object. |
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What is a common reason kids find air travel exciting? |
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They are eager to see how objects look from above. |
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Different angles of the same object can help us understand its ___ and ___ better. |
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Shape and perspective. |
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Identify one object that might appear different when viewed from the sky. |
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A fan. |
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What are the characteristics that define a two-dimensional shape? |
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Two-dimensional shapes are flat and have only two measurements: length and width. |
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Cuboidal shapes are an example of ___ shapes. |
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Three-dimensional  |
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True or False: A circle is a three-dimensional shape. |
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False. A circle is a two-dimensional shape. |
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Which views are used to represent a three-dimensional shape? |
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Top view, side view, and front view. |
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Riddle: I have length and width but no height, you can draw me on paper, what am I? |
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A two-dimensional shape. |
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What distinguishes a cube from a cuboid? |
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A cube has all sides of equal length, while a cuboid has different lengths, widths, and heights. |
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Fill in the blank: The top view of an object shows its shape as seen from ___. |
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Directly above |
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Which of the following is NOT a two-dimensional shape: square, triangle, cube? |
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Cube  |
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Riddle: I can roll and have a curved surface, what am I? |
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A cylinder. |
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Fill in the blank: Net diagrams are often used in ___ and ___ to assist with designs and layouts. |
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Geometry and construction |
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Riddle: I can be folded into a 3D form, showing all my sides in a flat space. What am I? |
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A net diagram  |
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What is the primary educational purpose of using net diagrams in mathematics? |
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To help students understand the relationship between 2D representations and 3D objects. |
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Multiple Choice: What does a net diagram illustrate when a solid is unfolded? A) Volume B) Surface area C) Shape D) All of the above |
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D) All of the above |
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