🧠 Grade 6 Math Quiz · Geometry
Classifying Prisms and Pyramids Practice Questions
59 Grade 6 questions on Classifying Prisms and Pyramids. Choose an answer to get instant feedback and a short explanation — the first 10 are free.
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A prism has:
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Hello superstar! Prisms have two matching bases connected by rectangular sides. You are doing wonderfully classifying prisms and pyramids!
A pyramid has:
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Pyramids come to a point (apex).
A shape with triangular bases is a:
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The bases are triangles.
A square pyramid has a base that is a:
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The base gives the name.
A cereal box is usually a:
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It has two rectangular bases and rectangular sides.
How many bases does a prism have?
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Two parallel bases define a prism.
A triangular pyramid is also called a:
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All faces are triangles.
The sides of a prism are usually:
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Connecting the two bases.
A pentagonal prism has:
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Bases are pentagons.
The apex is found in a:
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The point where triangular faces meet.
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