Cie a a identify Solid Figures ‘Types of Figures Name the fiqures. go) —) 4s pom shape of base: triangle shape of base: solid figure: _______ prism | solid figure: d\ 3 4. Vectaomer 82, || chapo of basa: roctanglo ehape of base: = solid figure: __ pyramid. solid figure: —___ 5. 6 : i ee i a ' ze LS ? Ss ’ _sphe Type ot surface: curved Type of surface: solid figure: ___________| solid figure: ‘ejecta: any Soe igure. Ue wth Chapter 17. (Chacter intervention -2a- Grade 5Identifving Faces, Edges. and Vertices Practice 35 s@s@das@3G3G336 Directions: Identify each of these figures.Nome Solid Figures A solid figure takes up space and has length, width, and height. ‘A paisa is sully yur. 1 as two parallel congruent bases that are joined by rectangular taces. A prism is named by the shape of its bases. ‘A pyramid is a solid figure. thas one base that can be any polygon. The faces of a pyramid are triangles that share a vertex ar point. AA face is a flat surface of a figure. A face may be the base or a side of a figure. A vertex is where faces meet to form @ point. ‘An edge is the line segment where twa flat surfaces or faces most. Classify each solid figure. Then write the number of faces, vertices, and edges, (Remember (o include faces, vertices, and edges that you may not see.) ti 2 faces AES ts vertices vertices edges a ———— ; 4 fices ——____ wlives ‘odgoo Use with text pages 446-447.Mentfying Faces, Edges, and Vertces ee ee eee © Practice 36 syx.e~rx%¢2.4Nd00 de Reminders + A face is the flat surface of a three dimensional figure. + An edge is a line segment where two faces meet, AA vertex is the point sdges meet, irections: Count the number of faces, edges, and vertices for each geometric calidon this page. Name each solid. a