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Level 5-6 Shapes - Polyhedra

This football is a sphere and is therefore NOT a polyhedron. Polyhedra have straight edges and flat surfaces. Question 1 should be easy now!

Level 5-6 Shapes - Polyhedra

In Maths, a 3-D (solid) shape made by fitting ploygons together is called a polyhedron. You have already met some polyhedra, e.g. cuboids. A regular polyhedron is formed from regular polygons all the same size and shape.

Which of these options do you prefer?

  1. Which of these shapes is not a polyhedron?

  2. The polygons forming the surface of a polyhedron are called .......

  3. Where the straight sides of two polygons meet on the surface of a polyhedron they form a(n) .......

  4. The place on the surface of a polygon where several edges meet is called a .......

  5. What is the name of the regular polyhedron in which four equilateral triangles meet at each vertex?

  6. If you add the number of faces of a polyhedron to the number of its vertices the result is always .......

  7. How many edges has a pyramid with a hexagonal base?

  8. How many faces has the regular polyhedron made with pentagons?

  9. A polyhedron with four rectangles or squares meeting at each vertex is called .......

  10. A polyhedron formed from rectangles set at right-angles to a polygonal base and top is called a .......

Quiz written by Hilary Wilson

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