Question

15.2.1 study: cylinders and cones
mathematics ii
name: maya morales
date:
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.

1. practice: activating prior knowledge and making mental images

what are three real - world examples of cylinders?

1. ____
2. ____
3. ____
4. 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:

1. A cylinder is composed of two congruent and parallel circular bases.
2. Real - world cylinders include soda cans, pipes, and candles.
3. Prisms are polyhedrons with polygon bases. Cylinders are not polyhedrons and have circular bases. Both prisms and cylinders have two congruent parallel bases.

Answer:

1. base
2. 1. Soda can
3. Pipe
4. Candle
5. Left blank: Polygons

Middle blank: two
Right blank: Polyhedron; Circular