Worksheet Solutions: Geometry
Q1. Examples of 3D Shapes
For each solid shape listed, write down two objects from everyday life that match its form.a) Sphere: ball, globe
Ans: A ball and a globe are both round all over. They are called spheres because every point on their surface is the same distance from the centre.
b) Cylinder: pipes, cold drink cans
Ans: A pipe and a cold drink can have flat circle ends and a curved side. These are called cylinders.
c) Cube: dice, ice cubes
Ans: A dice and an ice cube have six square faces of equal size. Each face is flat, so these are cubes.
Q2. Types of Faces on Solids
Look at each solid shape named and decide whether its faces are flat, curved, or a combination of both.
- Book: Flat
Explanation: A book has flat faces like its cover and pages. - Tyres: Curved
Explanation: A tyre has a rounded, curved surface all around. - Jocker's cap: curved
Explanation: A joker's cap is rounded, so its face is curved. - Dice : Flat
Explanation: Dice have flat square faces on all sides. - Almirah: Flat
Explanation: An almirah (cupboard) has flat faces like its doors and sides.
Q3: Solid vs. Plane Shapes
Look at the list of objects and write "Solid" if it is three-dimensional or "Plane" if it is a two-dimensional shape.
- A football
- A book
- A coin
- An ice cream cone
Answer:
- A football → Solid
- A book → Plane
- A coin → Plane
- An ice cream cone → Solid
Q4. Join the Dots to Draw Straight Lines
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Q5: Identify Shapes Made Only with Straight Lines
Tick (✓) shapes which are made up of straight lines only:
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The second image has a curved face, thus it is not made of all the straight lines.
Q6. Naming Solid Shapes from Pictures
For each illustration, write down the correct name of the solid shape shown.a) 
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Q7. Positional Words on a Map
Study the simple map, then tick the word that correctly describes each object's position.
a) The location of the boy from the big tree is Left.
b) The location of the elephant from the boy is Behind.
Q8. Fill in the Blanks about 2D & 3D Properties
Complete each sentence with the correct number or adjective to describe corners, edges, faces, and sides
a) A square has ______ corners.
Ans: A square has 4 corners.
b) A cylinder has ______ curved edges.
Ans: A cylinder has 2 curved edges.
A cylinder has 2 plane surfaces. It has 1 curved face and 2 edges.
c) A cuboid has ______ edges.
Ans: A cuboid has 12 edges.
A cuboid is a three-dimensional shape that has 6 faces, 12 edges, and 8 vertices.
d) All the sides of a square are ________.
Ans: All the sides of a square are equal.
All four sides of a square are equal. The diagonals of a square are equal.
e) A triangle has sides _______ and ________ vertices.
Ans: A triangle has sides three and three vertices.
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