The document contains a shapes worksheet with 10 questions about identifying and classifying 2D and 3D shapes. It asks students to trace and name shapes, identify shapes with no sides, match identical shapes, determine if shapes are 2D or 3D, sort shapes into 2D and 3D categories, name shapes and specify if they are 2D or 3D, identify the number of edges and vertices of shapes, and identify the number of faces of 3D shapes. The answers are provided and include identifying a circle as having no sides, classifying examples as 2D or 3D shapes, sorting shapes into lists of 2D and 3D, and specifying edge/vertex and face counts of various shapes.

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1) Trace the following shapes and write their names.
2) Trace the following shapes and write their names.
Shapes worksheets

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3) Which of the following shapes has no sides?
4) Match the identical shapes.

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5) Identify if the following shapes are 2D or 3D.
6) Match the following 2D shapes to a real-life object.

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7) Sort the 2D and 3D shapes and list them in the
corresponding columns.
Rectangle, Cone, Pentagonal prism, Sphere, Circle, Triangle,
Square pyramid, Star.
2D shapes 3D shapes
8) Name the shapes and write if they are a 2D or a 3D shape.

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9) Identify the number of edges and vertices in the given
shape.
10) Identify the number of faces for the following shapes.

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a) Circle has no sides.

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4)
5) First shape is a triangle. It is a 2D shape.
Second shape is a cube. It is a 3D shape.
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7) 2D shapes:
Rectangle
Circle
Triangle
Star
3D shapes:
Cone
Pentagonal prism
Sphere
Square pyramid

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8) Name : Rhombus
Shape : 2D shape
Name: Square pyramid
Shape: 3D shape
9) Triangular pyramid : 6 Edges
4 Vertices
Hexagonal prism : 18 Edges
12 Vertices
10) Square pyramid: 5 faces
Octagonal prism: 10 faces
Cuboid : 6 faces
Cube: 6 faces

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1) The earth resembles a 3-D shape.
Check out the shape.
2) Most of the shapes are made of
straight lines
3) A circle and oval does not have any
sides.