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Cylinders
Exercise 8.4
1. Fill in the blanks:
(a) A sphere has one ______________ face. (flat/curved)
(b) A cone has ______________ curved face. (one/two)
(c) In a cuboid, every face is a ______________. (square/rectangle)
(d) A chalk is an example of a ______________. (cone/cylinder)
(e) A cube has ______________ faces. (6/4)
(f) A ball is an example of a ______________. (cube/sphere)
2. Give one word answer.
(a) A solid which has only three faces. ___________________
(b) A solid which has only one face. ___________________
(c) A solid which has only one edge. ___________________
(d) A solid which has only two edges. ___________________
(e) A solid which has only one vertex. ___________________
3. Circle the correct option.
(a) A tube light cylinder / cone
(b) A dice cube / cuboid
(c) A book cube / cuboid
(d) A globe sphere / cylinder
(e) A birthday cap cube / cone
(f) A battery cell cone / cylinder
Tangrams
A tangram is an old Chinese puzzle.
From the pieces of the tangram, we can make many shapes of objects, animals, plants
and people.
There are two types of tangram.