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Primary 4 Mathematics · Chapter 13 · Practice sheet

Lesson 13.1: Recall: Naming Solids

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Section A · Multiple choice 4 marks

1. What is this solid?1 mark

(A) cylinder(B) pyramid(C) cone(D) sphere

2. A tin of beans is shaped like which solid?1 mark

(A) cone(B) cuboid(C) sphere(D) cylinder

3. A football is shaped like which solid?1 mark

(A) sphere(B) cone(C) cylinder(D) cube

4. A dice has 6 faces. All are squares of the same size. What solid is it?1 mark

(A) cuboid(B) cube(C) cone(D) cylinder

Section B · Write your answer 11 marks

5. Name this solid.1 mark

6. How many flat faces does a cylinder have?1 mark

7. Name two solids that have a curved face.1 mark

8. How many flat faces does a cone have?1 mark

9. Which solid has no flat face?1 mark

10. Name the solid that looks like (a) a ball (b) a tissue box.2 marks

11. How many flat faces does a cube have? What shape are they?2 marks

12. Name the solid with 1 flat face and 1 curved face. Then name the solid with 2 flat faces and 1 curved face.2 marks

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Primary 4 Mathematics · Chapter 13 · Practice sheet

Lesson 13.2: Prisms and Pyramids

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Section A · Multiple choice 4 marks

1. Which solid is a prism?1 mark

ABC
(A) Solid A(B) Solid B(C) Solid C(D) None of them

2. Which solid is a pyramid?1 mark

ABC
(A) Solid A(B) Solid B(C) Solid C(D) None of them

3. The two ends of a triangular prism are shaped like...1 mark

(A) squares(B) triangles(C) rectangles(D) circles

4. Which solid is NOT a prism?1 mark

(A) cube(B) cuboid(C) cone(D) triangular prism

Section B · Write your answer 11 marks

5. What is the shape of the base of this pyramid?1 mark

6. What shape are the slanted faces of this pyramid?1 mark

7. Is a cuboid a prism? Write yes or no.1 mark

8. Is this solid a prism or a pyramid?1 mark

9. Is this solid a prism or a pyramid?1 mark

10. Write prism or pyramid for each solid: (a) cube (b) square pyramid.2 marks

11. Which of these is not a prism: cuboid, triangular prism, cone, cube? Give a reason.2 marks

12. Write one way a pyramid is different from a prism.2 marks

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Primary 4 Mathematics · Chapter 13 · Practice sheet

Lesson 13.3: Faces, Edges and Vertices

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Section A · Multiple choice 4 marks

1. How many faces does a cube have?1 mark

(A) 6(B) 4(C) 8(D) 12

2. How many vertices does a square pyramid have?1 mark

(A) 4(B) 5(C) 6(D) 8

3. How many edges does a triangular prism have?1 mark

(A) 6(B) 5(C) 9(D) 12

4. How many faces does a triangular pyramid have?1 mark

(A) 3(B) 5(C) 6(D) 4

Section B · Write your answer 11 marks

5. How many edges does a cuboid have?1 mark

6. How many vertices does a triangular prism have?1 mark

7. How many edges does a square pyramid have?1 mark

8. What are the faces of a cylinder?1 mark

9. How many vertices does a cone have?1 mark

10. A solid has 5 faces: 1 square and 4 triangles. (a) Name the solid. (b) How many edges does it have?2 marks

11. Complete: a cube has ___ faces, ___ edges and ___ vertices.2 marks

12. A solid has 5 faces and 2 of them are triangles. (a) Name the solid. (b) How many vertices does it have?2 marks

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Primary 4 Mathematics · Chapter 13 · Practice sheet

Lesson 13.4: Drawing on Isometric Grids

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Section A · Multiple choice 4 marks

1. How many units high is this cuboid?1 mark

(A) 3 units(B) 2 units(C) 1 unit(D) 4 units

2. How many units long is each side of the base of this pyramid?1 mark

(A) 2 units(B) 4 units(C) 3 units(D) 5 units

3. Each edge of this cube is how many units long?1 mark

(A) 2 units(B) 4 units(C) 6 units(D) 3 units

4. Which drawing shows a cube?1 mark

ABC
(A) Drawing A(B) Drawing B(C) Drawing C(D) None of them

Section B · Write your answer 11 marks

5. How many units high is this cuboid?1 mark

6. How many units long is each edge of this cube?1 mark

7. How many units high is this prism?1 mark

8. On an isometric grid we draw only the parts of the solid that we can ___.1 mark

9. How many units long is each side of the base of this pyramid?1 mark

10. (a) How many units high is this cuboid? (b) How many units long is its longest base edge?2 marks

11. A cuboid is 5 units high. A cube with edges of 2 units is placed on top of it. How many units high are they together?2 marks

12. Two cuboids are stacked. One is 3 units high and the other is 2 units high. How many units high is the stack?2 marks

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Primary 4 Mathematics · Chapter 13 · Practice sheet

Lesson 13.5: Identifying Nets

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Section A · Multiple choice 4 marks

1. Which plan is a net of a cube?1 mark

ABC
(A) Net A(B) Net B(C) Net C(D) None of them

2. Which plan is a net of a prism?1 mark

ABC
(A) Net A(B) Net B(C) Net C(D) None of them

3. Which plan is a net of a pyramid?1 mark

ABC
(A) Net A(B) Net B(C) Net C(D) None of them

4. Two plans are nets of a cube. Which one is NOT?1 mark

ABC
(A) Net A(B) Net B(C) Net C(D) None of them

Section B · Write your answer 11 marks

5. How many squares are there in a net of a cube?1 mark

6. This net is made of 6 rectangles. What solid does it make?1 mark

7. This net has 3 rectangles and 2 triangles. What solid does it make?1 mark

8. This net has 1 square and 4 triangles. What solid does it make?1 mark

9. A net is made of 4 triangles of the same size. What solid does it make?1 mark

10. Is this plan a net of a cube? Write yes or no and give a reason.2 marks

11. How many rectangles and how many triangles are in the net of a triangular prism?2 marks

12. Is this plan a net of a cube? Write yes or no and give a reason.2 marks

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Primary 4 Mathematics · Chapter 13 · Practice sheet

Lesson 13.6: Word Problems: Nets and Solids

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Section A · Multiple choice 4 marks

1. Each face of a cube-shaped box is a square with sides of 4 cm. What is the total area of cardboard for the box?1 mark

(A) 64 cm²(B) 24 cm²(C) 16 cm²(D) 96 cm²

2. A cuboid box is 5 cm long, 3 cm wide and 2 cm high. What is its total surface area?1 mark

(A) 62 cm²(B) 30 cm²(C) 31 cm²(D) 124 cm²

3. A cube-shaped box has a total surface area of 54 cm². What is the area of one face?1 mark

(A) 6 cm²(B) 9 cm²(C) 18 cm²(D) 27 cm²

4. Ali has drawn 4 squares of a net of a cube. How many more squares does he need?1 mark

(A) 1(B) 3(C) 2(D) 4

Section B · Write your answer 11 marks

5. Each face of a cube box is a square with sides of 10 cm. What is the total area of the 6 faces?1 mark

6. A cuboid box is 8 cm long, 3 cm wide and 2 cm high. What is the total area of its faces?1 mark

7. The total area of all the faces of a cube is 150 cm². What is the area of one face?1 mark

8. How many faces does the net of a triangular pyramid have?1 mark

9. Mina has drawn 3 squares of a net of a cube. How many more squares does she need?1 mark

10. A cuboid box is 10 cm long, 6 cm wide and 4 cm high. How much cardboard is needed to make the box?2 marks

11. A cube-shaped gift box has sides of 7 cm. How much wrapping paper is needed to cover all its faces?2 marks

12. The total area of all the faces of a cube-shaped box is 216 cm². What is the length of one side?2 marks

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Primary 4 Mathematics · Chapter 13 · Revision paper

Chapter 13 Revision Paper: Nets

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Time: 40 minutes. Calculators are not allowed. Show your working in Section C.

Section A · Multiple choice 10 marks

1. Which solid has 2 flat faces and 1 curved face?1 mark

(A) cone(B) sphere(C) cylinder(D) cuboid

2. What is the name of this solid?1 mark

(A) triangular pyramid(B) triangular prism(C) cone(D) rectangular pyramid

3. Which solid is a pyramid?1 mark

ABCD
(A) Solid A(B) Solid B(C) Solid C(D) Solid D

4. How many faces does this hexagonal prism have?1 mark

(A) 6(B) 8(C) 12(D) 10

5. How many edges does this pentagonal pyramid have?1 mark

(A) 6(B) 15(C) 10(D) 5

6. How many vertices does this pentagonal prism have?1 mark

(A) 7(B) 5(C) 15(D) 10

7. This cuboid is drawn on an isometric grid. How many units long is its longest edge?1 mark

(A) 5 units(B) 2 units(C) 3 units(D) 10 units

8. Which plan is a net of a cube?1 mark

ABCD
(A) Net A(B) Net B(C) Net C(D) Net D

9. Which plan is a net of a square pyramid?1 mark

ABCD
(A) Net A(B) Net B(C) Net C(D) Net D

10. A cuboid box is 9 cm long, 4 cm wide and 3 cm high. What is the total area of all its faces?1 mark

9 cm4 cm3 cm
(A) 75 cm²(B) 108 cm²(C) 120 cm²(D) 150 cm²

Section B · Short answers 4 marks

11. Complete: a triangular pyramid has ___ faces, ___ edges and ___ vertices.1 mark

12. This triangular prism is drawn on an isometric grid. How many units high is it?1 mark

13. Is this plan a net of a cube? Write yes or no.1 mark

14. The total area of all the faces of a cube-shaped box is 384 cm². What is the area of one face?1 mark

Section C · Show your working 16 marks

15. A solid has 7 faces. One face is a hexagon and the other 6 faces are triangles. (a) Name the solid. (b) How many vertices does it have?2 marks

16. Ben has a cube and a triangular pyramid. How many edges do the two solids have altogether?2 marks

17. This cuboid is drawn on an isometric grid. Three of these cuboids are stacked one on top of another. A cube with edges of 2 units is then placed on top. How many units high is the tower?2 marks

18. Five squares of a net of a cube are shaded. One more square must be added to make a net of a cube. Which of the squares P, Q, R or S should be added?2 marks

PQRS

19. A box without a lid is a cuboid 12 cm long, 7 cm wide and 5 cm high. How much cardboard is needed to make the box?2 marks

12 cm7 cm5 cm

20. Ria has a piece of paper with an area of 500 cm². Can she use it to cover all the faces of a cube-shaped box with edges of 9 cm? If yes, how much paper is left over?2 marks

21. Two cubes with edges of 5 cm are glued together face to face to make a cuboid. What is the total area of all the faces of the cuboid?2 marks

10 cm5 cm5 cm

22. The total area of all the faces of a cube is 216 cm². The cube is cut into 2 identical cuboids. What is the total area of all the faces of the 2 cuboids?2 marks

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