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    3rd Grade Worksheets Shapes Worksheet 4

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    This 3rd grade shapes worksheet contains 10 multiple choice questions testing students' knowledge of 2D and 3D shapes. It asks students to identify properties of basic shapes like circles, triangles, cubes; match shapes to their defining features; and sort shapes into categories of 2D versus 3D. The worksheet provides visual examples to support students in correctly answering questions about geometric shapes.

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    3rd Grade Worksheets Shapes Worksheet 4

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    This 3rd grade shapes worksheet contains 10 multiple choice questions testing students' knowledge of 2D and 3D shapes. It asks students to identify properties of basic shapes like circles, triangles, cubes; match shapes to their defining features; and sort shapes into categories of 2D versus 3D. The worksheet provides visual examples to support students in correctly answering questions about geometric shapes.

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    This 3rd grade shapes worksheet contains 10 multiple choice questions testing students' knowledge of 2D and 3D shapes. It asks students to identify properties of basic shapes like circles, triangles, cubes; match shapes to their defining features; and sort shapes into categories of 2D versus 3D. The worksheet provides visual examples to support students in correctly answering questions about geometric shapes.

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    3rd Grade Worksheets Shapes Worksheet 4

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    This 3rd grade shapes worksheet contains 10 multiple choice questions testing students' knowledge of 2D and 3D shapes. It asks students to identify properties of basic shapes like circles, triangles, cubes; match shapes to their defining features; and sort shapes into categories of 2D versus 3D. The worksheet provides visual examples to support students in correctly answering questions about geometric shapes.

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    3rd Grade Shapes Worksheet

    1) Select the correct option.

    (a) Open shape


    (b) Closed shape

    2) Tick the correct option.

    Number of corners:
    (a) 3
    (b) 4

    3) Look at the figure and answer the questions.

    (a) Number of faces = ____


    (b) Number of edges = ____
    (c) Number of vertices = ____

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    4) How many plane faces does a cylinder have?
    _________

    5) The earth resembles a ______

    (a) Oval
    (b) Sphere
    6) Which is shaped like a rectangular prism?

    (a)

    (b)

    (c)

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    7) Sort the 2D and 3D shapes and list them in the corresponding
    columns.
    Rectangle, Cone, Pentagonal prism, Sphere, Circle, Triangle, Square
    pyramid, Star.
    2D shapes 3D shapes

    8) A cube has _____ edges.

    (a) 8
    (b) 12
    (c) 16

    9) Match the basic plane shape with the colored face of the solid shape:

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    10) Identify the net of the solid figure.

    (a) Cone
    (b) Cylinder
    (c) Cuboid

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    1) (b)
    2) (b)
    3) (a) 6
    (b) 12
    (c) 8
    4) 2
    5) (b)
    6) (b)
    7) 2D shapes:
    Rectangle
    Circle
    Triangle
    Star

    3D shapes:
    Cone
    Pentagonal prism
    Sphere
    Square pyramid
    8) 12
    9) (c)
    10) (b)

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    1. Quadrilateral shapes are four-sided closed
    figures made with straight lines.

    2. Polygons are closed geometric shapes


    made of straight lines. They are named
    after the number of sides they have.

    3. Learning about 3D solids will help us in


    our day-to-day life as most of our
    activities revolve and depend on them.

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