Geometry Workbook 6, Part 2
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1 Geometry Workbook 6, art page Worksheet G6- page 7. a) Worksheet G6- page 0 Worksheet G6- page. Teacher to check.. Teacher to check. square units right units down parallelogram trapezoid 5. A F 7 G 6 E 5 B D C H rhombus Worksheet G6- page units right units left units right. a) units right units down units left units up 5 units right unit down units right units down Yes. a) units right units down 5 units right units down. Answers will vary A (,5) B (,7) C (6,7) D (6,5) A (7,) B (6,) C (9,) Worksheet G6-5 page C. a). E C I 5 H B F D A 0 G EATA: oints marked on the x-axis should be (0,0) and (5,0). Answer: B (0,5) C (0,0) D (5,0) 7. A (,) B (8,) C (9,) D (6,) E (0,0) F (,) G (,5) H (5,0) 8. a) triangle pentagon 9. a) A (,) B (,) BONUS C (,) D (,) A (,) B (,) C (,5) D (,) 0. Answers will vary. Teacher to check. 6. a) A B unit left units up units right unit up unit right units down. a) hill cliff (A,) km west km south km east km north Worksheet G6-6 page For use with JU ath s Workbook 6 art ( rd Edition) ISBN
2 Geometry Workbook 6, art (continue page. a) BONUS. a) 6. a) 7. a) Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q (whol. a) i) j) k) l). a) BONUS i) j) k) l) Worksheet G6-8 page 7 Q Q Worksheet G6-7 page 6 For use with JU ath s Workbook 6 art ( rd Edition) ISBN
3 Geometry Workbook 6, art (continue page.. a). Teacher to check.. : 80 : 90 D & F C & J E & G B & H A & I : 90 : 80 : 80 : a) : 80 : : 80 : : : 80 Worksheet G6-0 page 9 Worksheet G6- page 0. a) (5,), (8,), (8,) F & D B & H (i) C & J A & I (ii) C & G C & J Worksheet G6- page. Teacher to check shape construction. L Base #S #E #V. a) T.. 6 (,), (7,) (6,), (5,) S H Answers will vary 5. Answers will vary Worksheet G6-9 page 8.. Worksheet G6- page (i) Yes (ii) reflection (iii) eflect Shape C across the Line AC, the down.. Slide and reflection. A: reflection B: 90 rotation counter clockwise C: 5 units to the left, or reflection. EATA: Question should read, Use the pattern to fill in the row for the hexagonal pyramid. Answer: # sides increases by one each time # edges increases by two each time # vertices increases by one each time See Question for answer, re: hexagonal pyramid. For use with JU ath s Workbook 6 art ( rd Edition) ISBN
4 Geometry Workbook 6, art (continue page. Answers may vary ossible answer: The number of edges of a pyramid is a double the number of sides of its base. The number of vertices of a pyramid is one more than the number of sides of its base.. An octagonal pyramid would have 6 edges and 9 vertices. Worksheet G6-. Teacher to check shape construction. Base #S #E #V T C H # sides increases by one each time # edges increases by three each time # vertices increases by two each time See Question for answer, re: hexagonal prism.. Answers may vary ossible answer: The number of edges of a prism is three times larger than the number of sides of its base. The number of vertices of a prism is double the number of sides of its base.. An octagonal prism has edges and 6 vertices. Worksheet G6-5 page. Teacher to check.. a) Teacher to check. 5. Teacher to check. 6. Teacher to check. Worksheet G-6 page a) A B C D E # F # V # E Shapes C and D have the same number of faces, vertices and edges. Both shapes are quadrilateral prisms. Worksheet G6-7 page 7. a). Circle figures a), and.. Teacher to check. 5. Hexagonal pyramid and hexagonal prism Worksheet G6-8 page 9. From left to right: X X O O X O X O. From left to right: rectangular prism square pyramid cone cylinder triangular pyramid triangular prism T S S? D? # faces 5 5 shape of base # bases # faces that are not bases # edges 9 8 # vertices 6 5 A triangular prism and a square pyramid are the same in that both shapes have 5 faces. A triangle prism and a square pyramid are different in their number of edges, vertices and bases.. a) E V F ectangular rism rism Square ictures of Faces: NOTE: Any face could be the base. For use with JU ath s Workbook 6 art ( rd Edition) ISBN
5 Geometry Workbook 6, art (continue page 5 ectangular rism rism. a) A B C Equal Equal Equal 90 rotation clockwise and reflection Square The number of vertices in each pyramid is one greater than its number of sides. The number of vertices in each prism is twice the number of sides in its base. 5. Teacher to check. 6. Teacher to check. Worksheet G6-9 page. Name F E 6 Square 5 8 entagonal 6 0 rism 5 9 Cube 6 entagonal rism. Teacher to check. a) Triangle 7 5 Since each has one base surrounded by triangles, we know that the nets are pyramids.. Teacher to check. a) Quadrilateral (square or rectangl Since there are two congruent faces (bases) edged with rectangles attached, the nets are prisms. A B C Equal Equal Equal ; ; 6; Worksheet G6-0 page roperty Figures. B, D, E. A, C, E, F E. a) roperty Figures. A, C, D. A, C, F A, C Worksheet G6- page B, D E A, C, F. a). a) 80 rotation and reflection Slide unit right and reflection 6. a) to : reflection to : reflection to : reflection to 5: reflection to : 80 rotation to : reflection to : 80 rotation to 5: reflection to : reflection or to : reflection or to : reflection or to 5: reflection or to : 80 rotation to : reflection to : 80 rotation to 5: reflection The pattern in can be produced from both a and a reflection. 7. Answers will vary Worksheet G6- page 6 Teacher to check. Worksheet G6- page 7. Teacher to check.. a) For use with JU ath s Workbook 6 art ( rd Edition) ISBN
6 Geometry Workbook 6, art (continue page 6 Worksheet G6-5 page 9 (,) (5,) (5,) (,). a). Teacher to check. Worksheet G6- page 8. Answers will vary. Answers will vary. - o) Answers will vary teacher to check. E: cone B: triangular prism A: cube D: cylinder C: triangular pyramid. Answers will vary 5. Answers will vary 6. Answers will vary. Teacher to check. 5. Teacher to check. 6. Teacher to check. For use with JU ath s Workbook 6 art ( rd Edition) ISBN
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