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Easy: Naming solids and counting parts
A prism has two matching bases joined by rectangles; a pyramid has one base and triangles that meet at a point. Each is named after its base. A net is the solid unfolded flat: its area is the solid's surface area. On isometric dot paper, a box of cubes shows its top and two front faces.
Answer each question about the solid.
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A prism has two matching bases joined by rectangles, like a box. A pyramid has one base, and its other faces are triangles that meet at a single vertex.
It needs exactly six squares, no four meeting around one point, and no two squares that would land on the same face. Of all the ways to join six squares, only 11 fold into a cube.
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