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13Different Views Unit
4 . Look at the top, front, and side views of each solid figure. 4. Students should use their soft solids as a
reference when completing this activity.
Then write its name in the blank.
This problem involves five different figures.
Top view Front view Side view Name Each figure is shown from three different
views: top, front, and side.
a.
Name each of the five figures after
cylinder reviewing their top, front, and side views.
Encourage students to refer to their soft
b. solids as a reference when answering.
triangular
prism
c.
cone
d.
rectangular
pyramid
e.
sphere
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In 4a, the tall cylinder (4) looks like a circle from the top view. Explain that the cylinder looks like a rectangle
from the side view because of the two-dimensional view.
How many of these figures look the same from any view? Only the sphere (9).
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4 . Look at the top, front, and side views of each solid figure. 4. Students should use their soft solids as a
reference when completing this activity.
Then write its name in the blank.
This problem involves five different figures.
Top view Front view Side view Name Each figure is shown from three different
views: top, front, and side.
a.
Name each of the five figures after
cylinder reviewing their top, front, and side views.
Encourage students to refer to their soft
b. solids as a reference when answering.
triangular
prism
c.
cone
d.
rectangular
pyramid
e.
sphere
13. Different Views 111
In 4a, the tall cylinder (4) looks like a circle from the top view. Explain that the cylinder looks like a rectangle
from the side view because of the two-dimensional view.
How many of these figures look the same from any view? Only the sphere (9).
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