Math5 - Surface Area Unlocking of Difficulties

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Froggy Jumps Math5 - Surface Area Unlocking of DifficultiesOnline version Unlock New Words by Jenny Tanglao 1 What do you call a three-dimensional (3D) object. It has length, width, and height. a Solid Figure b Plane Figure c Prism 2 The line where two faces meet. (This is where you would put tape on a box). a Vertex b Tip c Edge 3 It is the corner point where three edges meet. a Vertex b Tip c Edge 4 The total sum of the areas of all the faces. (If you were "painting" the box, this is how much paint you need). a Area b Surface Area c Volume 5 The longest horizontal dimension of an object, typically representing the distance from end-to-end. a Width b Height c Length 6 How wide/deep the figure is. The shorter horizontal dimension, often measuring side-to-side or front-to-back. a Width b Height c Length 7 The vertical measurement, representing how tall or deep an object is from top to bottom. a Width b Height c Length

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Math5 - Surface Area Unlocking of DifficultiesOnline version

Unlock New Words

by Jenny Tanglao

What do you call a three-dimensional (3D) object. It has length, width, and height.

Solid Figure

Plane Figure

Prism

The line where two faces meet. (This is where you would put tape on a box).

Vertex

Tip

Edge

It is the corner point where three edges meet.

Vertex

Tip

Edge

The total sum of the areas of all the faces. (If you were "painting" the box, this is how much paint you need).

Area

Surface Area

Volume

The longest horizontal dimension of an object, typically representing the distance from end-to-end.

Width

Height

Length

How wide/deep the figure is. The shorter horizontal dimension, often measuring side-to-side or front-to-back.

Width

Height

Length

The vertical measurement, representing how tall or deep an object is from top to bottom.

Width

Height

Length

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by Jenny Tanglao

What do you call a three-dimensional (3D) object. It has length, width, and height.

The line where two faces meet. (This is where you would put tape on a box).

It is the corner point where three edges meet.

The total sum of the areas of all the faces. (If you were "painting" the box, this is how much paint you need).

The longest horizontal dimension of an object, typically representing the distance from end-to-end.

How wide/deep the figure is. The shorter horizontal dimension, often measuring side-to-side or front-to-back.

The vertical measurement, representing how tall or deep an object is from top to bottom.

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