Mathematics Supplementary Exercise

Second Uniform Test Revision(2)

Name: ________________________ Class: ________( ) Date: ________

1. In the figure, the base of the pyramid is a regular pentagon.

(a) Write down the number of planes of reflection of the prism.
(b) Draw an axis of rotation in the figure. According to the axis of rotation in (a), what is the
order of rotational symmetry?

2. In the figure, the base of the prism is a regular octagon. Draw two axes of rotation with different
order of rotational symmetry and write down the order of rotational symmetry of each axis of
rotation.

3. The figure shows a net of a cube. When it is folded into a cube,

(a) what is the face opposite to face ‘P’?
(b) which edge coincides with
(i) AN?
(ii) EF?

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4. The figure shows a cuboid ABCDHEFG. P, Q, R and S are the mid-points of AE, BF, CG and
DH respectively. Write down the angles between
(a) line QH and plane ABFE,
(b) line PG and plane EFGH,
(c) planes ADRQ and EHRQ,
(d) planes PQRS and PFGS.

5. The figure shows a prism. Its base is an isosceles right-angled triangle. A, B, C and D are the
mid-points of PR, TS, TU and PQ respectively. Write down the angle between
(a) line BR and plane STU,
(b) line AT and plane PQUT,
(c) planes ABCD and PRST,
(d) planes ABUQ and QRSU.

6. The figure shows a right pyramid VABCD with a rectangular base ABCD. O is the projection of
the point V on the plane ABCD.
(a) What is the projection of line VB on plane ABCD?
(b) Write down the angle between line VB and plane ABCD.
(c) Matthew suggests that the angle between planes VCD and ABCD is VDA. Is he correct?

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7. The figure shows a pyramid.
(a) Write down the projection of line BC on
(i) plane AOC,
(ii) plane AOB.
(b) Write down the angle between line AB and
(i) plane AOC,
(ii) plane BOC.

8. The figure shows a pyramid with a square base and VA = VB = VC = VD. M is a point lying on
VC such that BM and DM are perpendicular to VC. Find the angle between planes VBC and
VCD.
V

D C

A B

9. The figure shows the net of a polyhedron. Find the number of vertices (V), the number of edges
(E) and the number of faces (F) of the polyhedron.