For a cube, which quantity is the largest?

The number of faces and vertices are equal and largest

Polyhedra, Prisms, and Pyramids Practice — Grade 6 math

1. A standard cube has 6 square faces and 8 vertices. How many edges does a cube have? The answer is ___.
2. In any polyhedron, what is the geometric term for a corner point where three or more edges meet?
- A. Face
- B. Edge
- C. Vertex
- D. Base
3. A triangular prism has 5 faces and 9 edges. How many vertices does this solid have? The answer is ___.
4. A triangular pyramid is constructed from one triangular base and three other triangular faces. What is the total number of faces on a triangular pyramid?
- A. 3
- B. 4
- C. 6
- D. 7
5. For a cube, which quantity is the largest?
- A. The number of faces
- B. The number of edges
- C. The number of vertices
- D. The number of faces and vertices are equal and largest
6. A prism has a hexagon as its base. How many total faces does this prism have? ___
7. What is the shape of the lateral faces of any prism?
- A. Triangle
- B. Rectangle
- C. Circle
- D. The same as the base
8. A certain prism has a total of 9 faces. How many sides does each of its bases have? ___
9. Which of the following prisms has the fewest faces?
- A. Pentagonal prism
- B. Rectangular prism
- C. Triangular prism
- D. Hexagonal prism
10. An octagonal prism has two octagonal bases. How many rectangular lateral faces does it have? ___