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3. Guess the number of cubes in the following arrangements. (Some of the cubes may be hidden
from your view.)

(a) (b)

4. Match the figures with their corresponding views.

Object View

(a) Top view of a jar (i)

(b) Top view of a bottle (ii)

(c) Front view of a weight 2 kg (iii)

(d) Side view of a cylinder (iv)

5. A worker at a sweet shop needs to fold the cardboard piece shown,
along the dotted lines to make a box to pack sweets. What will be the
shape of the box?

6. A carpenter joins two wooden logs by fitting the elevated part of a
log into an empty space present in the other log. Which empty space
among A, B and C can be used to join the given logs?

A B C

THINK SMART

1. Which two shapes among the following have the same number of vertices?
cube, square pyramid, square prism, cylinder, sphere

2. A cube is cut horizontally.
(a) What shapes are obtained?
(b) How many vertices does each of the shapes obtained have?

3. How many triangular faces does the following have?
(a) Square pyramid (b) Triangular prism (c) Triangular pyramid

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