Question

use the questions below to keep track of key concepts from this lessons study activity. 1) practice: organizing information complete the definition and labels. write altitude, base, or radius in each blank. a cylinder is a solid made from two congruent and parallel circular _s and all the points between them. 2) practice: activating prior knowledge and making mental images what are three real - world examples of cylinders? 1. _ 2. _ 3. _ 3) practice: activating prior knowledge and organizing information fill in the blanks in the venn diagram. prism polyhedron bases are both solids have _ congruent parallel bases cylinder not a _ bases are _

Explanation:

Step1: Recall cylinder definition

A cylinder has two congruent and parallel circular bases. So the first - blank answer is "base".

Step2: List real - world cylinders

Common real - world cylinders include soda cans, water bottles, and paper towel rolls.

Step3: Analyze prism and cylinder properties

A prism is a polyhedron. A cylinder is not a polyhedron. Prisms and cylinders both have two congruent parallel bases. Prisms have polygonal bases while cylinders have circular bases. So in the Venn - diagram:

• For the "Prism" circle, we can write "polygonal bases".
• In the intersection, we write "two".
• For the "Cylinder" circle, we write "polyhedron" and "circular bases".

Answer:

1. base
2. 1. Soda can
3. Water bottle
4. Paper towel roll
5. Prism: Polygonal bases

Both: two
Cylinder: polyhedron; circular bases