Plane and Solid Shapes Worksheet

In Plane and Solid Shapes Worksheet we will solve the problems on basic place shapes and different types of solid shapes. 


REMEMBER:

A point shows an exact location. It is represented by a dot () and name with a capital letter.

⚫ A line goes indefinitely in both the direction. It has no fixed length and cannot be measured.

⚫ A shape or a figure that begins and ends at two different points is called an open figure.

⚫ A shape or a figure that begins and ends at the same point is called a closed figure.

⚫ Simple closed figures made of line segments are called polygons.

I. What shape is this? Tick the correct answer.


II. Write T for true and F for false.

(i) A tomato looks like a cuboid.

(ii) An eraser looks like a cuboid.

(iii) A ball looks like a sphere.                       

(iv) A bottle looks like a cylinder.


III. Fill in the blanks:

(i) A square has ........... sides. 

(ii) A cube has ........... sides.

(iii) A triangle has ........... corners.

(iv) A sphere has ........... sides.            


IV. Mike has many types of items in his storage room. Identify the shape and write it’s name.

Identify the Shapes


V. Colour all the plane shapes in green:


VI. Match the solid with its name.

Match the Solid Shapes

VII. Tick the objects which have a shape like a cylinder.

Shape Like a Cylinder


VIII. Choose the correct answer and fill in the blanks.

(i) A sphere ............... when pushed on a floor. (slide / roll)

(ii) An eraser ............... when pushed on a floor. (slide / roll)

(iii) A cuboid has six ................ (corners / faces / edges)

(iv) A rectangle has ............... sides equal. (all / opposite)

(v) A cylinder has one ............... face. (curved / flat)


IX. What shape am I?

(i) I have one curved face.

I have one flat face.

My flat face is a circle.

I am a __________.


(ii) I have three faces, two flat and one curved.

I am a __________.


(iii) I have only one face.

If you see me from top, I look like a circle.

From any side I look like a circle.

I am a __________.


(iv) I have eight corners and six faces.

But my all faces look the same.

I am a __________.


X. Answer the following questions.

(i)

Edge of a Cuboid

What is this part of a cuboid called?

__________.

(ii)

Face of a Cube

What is this part of a cube called?

__________.

(iii)

Corner of a Cube

What is this part of a cube called?

__________.

(iv)

Cylinder

What is the name of this shape?

__________.

(v)

Cone

What is the name of this shape?

__________.

(vi)

Sphere

What is the name of this shape?

__________.

(viii)

Cuboid Cylinder

What is the name of this shape?

__________.


XI.
Jennifer has one cone, one cylinder and a sphere. In all, how many faces are there in these shapes?

Name of the Solid Shape


XII. James has 1 cube. Nancy has 4 cylinders.

Complete the table.

Faces of the Solid Shape

Who has more faces of solids?   ___________


XIII. Sorting Solid Shapes

Sorting Solid Shapes

See this picture. It has many objects. Write the number of each object in the box of its solid shape.

Shape

Cube

Cuboid

Cone

Cylinder

Sphere

Its Number

_____

_____

_____

_____

_____


XIV. Tick () the correct word in each sentence:

(i) The watermelon has a (plane/curved) surface.

(ii) The football has a (plane/curved) surface.

(iii) The top of your teacher's table has a (plane/curved) surface.

(iv) The ball of wool has a (plane/curved) surface.


XV. Tick () the correct choice.

(i) A rectangle has __________ sides.

(a) two;     (b) four;     (c) six


(ii) A cube has __________ faces.

(a) six;     (b) ten;     (c) twelve


(iii) A cuboid has __________ edges.

(a) two;     (b) twelve;     (c) six


(iv) A line has __________ end points.

(a) no;     (b) one;     (c) two


Answers:

I. 

What Shape is This? Answer

II. (i) F

(ii) T

(iii) T

(iv) T


III. (i) four

(ii) twelve

(iii) three

(iv) no 


IV.

Shapes and Their Names


V.

Colour All the Plane Shapes in Yellow


VI. (i)  (c)

(ii) → (d)

(iii) → (e)

(iv) → (a)

(v) → (b)


VII.

Shapes Like a Cylinder


VIII. (i) roll

(ii) slide

(iii) faces

(iv) opposite

(v) curved


IX. (i) Cone

(ii) Cylinder

(iii) Sphere

(iv) Cube


X. (i) edge

(ii) square face

(iii) corner

(iv) cylinder

(v) cone

(vi) sphere

(vii) cuboid


XI. 

Name of the Solid Shape Answer


XII.

Faces of the Solid Shape Answer

Nancy has more faces of solids.


XIII.

Cube - 2

Cuboid - 2

Cone - 2

Cylinder - 2

Sphere - 2


XIV. (i) curved

(ii) curved

(iii) plane

(iv) curved


XV. (i) → (b) four

(ii)  (a) six

(iii) → (b) twelve

(iv) → (a) no


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