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Shapes and Space Class 1 Worksheet Maths Chapter 1

Q.1. Choose whether True or False: Cat is farthest from the tree.
Shapes and Space Class 1 Worksheet Maths Chapter 1
(a) False
(b) True 

Q.2. Choose the correct option: _____
Shapes and Space Class 1 Worksheet Maths Chapter 1

Bird in the above picture is: _____

(a) Outside, inside
(b)
 Inside, outside
(c) 
Above, below
(d) None of these 

Q.3. Who is on top of the house?
Shapes and Space Class 1 Worksheet Maths Chapter 1

Q.4. Join the dots and tell my name.
Shapes and Space Class 1 Worksheet Maths Chapter 1

Shapes and Space Class 1 Worksheet Maths Chapter 1 

Q.5. Identify the smallest ball.
Shapes and Space Class 1 Worksheet Maths Chapter 1

Q.6. Colour the shapes similar to Shapes and Space Class 1 Worksheet Maths Chapter 1  in the following set of shapes:Shapes and Space Class 1 Worksheet Maths Chapter 1

Q.7. Which shape is far from Shapes and Space Class 1 Worksheet Maths Chapter 1?

Shapes and Space Class 1 Worksheet Maths Chapter 1 

(a) Shapes and Space Class 1 Worksheet Maths Chapter 1
(b) Shapes and Space Class 1 Worksheet Maths Chapter 1
(c) Shapes and Space Class 1 Worksheet Maths Chapter 1
(d) None of these

Q.8. Fill in the blanks:
Shapes and Space Class 1 Worksheet Maths Chapter 1
Chocolates are ________ the Box
(a) Outside
(b) Inside
(c) Above
(d) Below 

Q.9. A small Carrom Board   Shapes and Space Class 1 Worksheet Maths Chapter 1 would ________  when pushed from the top of a swing. 
Shapes and Space Class 1 Worksheet Maths Chapter 1(a) Roll
(b) 
Slide
(c) Go Up
(d)
Rotate

Q.10. Who is the biggest?
Shapes and Space Class 1 Worksheet Maths Chapter 1

Q.11. The monkey is sleeping on the __________ of the tree.
Shapes and Space Class 1 Worksheet Maths Chapter 1

(a) Away
(b) 
Behind
(c) 
Top
(d) 
Bottom 

Q.12. Fill in the blanks:
Shapes and Space Class 1 Worksheet Maths Chapter 1The fish is ________ from the lamp
(a) Farther
(b) Nearer
(c) None of these 

Q.13. Sort shapes by joining with similar shapes
Shapes and Space Class 1 Worksheet Maths Chapter 1

Q.14. Tick the objects that will roll
Shapes and Space Class 1 Worksheet Maths Chapter 1

Q.15. Tick the objects that will slide
Shapes and Space Class 1 Worksheet Maths Chapter 1

Q.16. Who is under the table?
Shapes and Space Class 1 Worksheet Maths Chapter 1

(a) Cat
(b) Dog
(c) Mouse
(d) All of them 

Q.17. Choose the biggest cake
(a)
Shapes and Space Class 1 Worksheet Maths Chapter 1 

(b)
Shapes and Space Class 1 Worksheet Maths Chapter 1

(c)
Shapes and Space Class 1 Worksheet Maths Chapter 1

(d)
Shapes and Space Class 1 Worksheet Maths Chapter 1 

Q.18. Match the shapes of same sizes
Shapes and Space Class 1 Worksheet Maths Chapter 1


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FAQs on Shapes and Space Class 1 Worksheet Maths Chapter 1

1. What are the different types of shapes in geometry?
2. How can I identify the number of sides in a polygon?
Ans. To identify the number of sides in a polygon, you need to count the number of line segments that make up the shape. Each line segment represents one side of the polygon. For example, a triangle has three sides, a square has four sides, and a pentagon has five sides.
3. What is the formula for calculating the area of a circle?
Ans. The formula for calculating the area of a circle is A = πr², where A represents the area and r represents the radius of the circle. The value of π is approximately 3.14.
4. How do I calculate the perimeter of a rectangle?
Ans. The perimeter of a rectangle can be calculated by adding up the lengths of all four sides. If the length of the rectangle is L and the width is W, then the perimeter is given by P = 2(L + W).
5. What is the difference between 2D and 3D shapes?
Ans. 2D shapes, also known as flat shapes, only have two dimensions - length and width. Examples of 2D shapes include squares, circles, and triangles. On the other hand, 3D shapes have three dimensions - length, width, and height. They are solid and can be measured in terms of volume. Examples of 3D shapes include cubes, spheres, and pyramids.

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