🧠 Grade 5 Math Quiz · 5. Geometry & Spatial Sense

Pyramids Practice Questions

65 Grade 5 questions on Pyramids. Choose an answer to get instant feedback and a short explanation — the first 10 are free.

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A pyramid is a 3D shape with a polygon base and triangular faces that meet at a point called the:

Explanation: Hello my wonderful student! The apex is the single point where all the triangular faces meet. You are doing such a great job learning about 3D shapes!

A square pyramid has how many triangular faces?

Explanation: Excellent work! It has 4 triangular faces plus 1 square base.

The base of a triangular pyramid is a:

Explanation: Great job! A triangular pyramid (tetrahedron) has a triangle base.

How many faces does a square pyramid have in total?

Explanation: My clever student! 4 triangles + 1 square = 5 faces.

The pointy top of a pyramid is called the:

Explanation: Hello dear! The apex is the highest point where the triangles meet.

A pyramid with a rectangular base is called a:

Explanation: You're such a smart learner! It has a rectangle base and four triangular sides.

How many edges does a square pyramid have?

Explanation: Excellent! 4 base edges + 4 edges to the apex = 8 edges.

The famous pyramids in Egypt have a ______ base.

Explanation: My wonderful student! The Great Pyramids have square bases.

How many vertices does a square pyramid have?

Explanation: Great reasoning! 4 base vertices + 1 apex = 5 vertices.

All the side faces of a pyramid are:

Explanation: Hello my friend! The sides are always triangles.

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