attributes of three-dimensional figures - characteristics that define a geometric figure: edges, vertices, faces (bases), attributes of two-dimensional figures - characteristics that define a geometric figure: sides, vertices, base of a cone - the flat surface shaped like a circle, base of a pyramid - a face opposite the common vertex where the faces meet, bases of a cylnder - the two congruent, opposite flat surfaces shaped like circles, bases of a prism - the two congruent, opposite faces that are connected by rectangular faces, classify - applying an attribute to categorize a sorted group, congruent - of equal measure, congruent figures - figures that are the same size and same shape, decompose figures - to break a geometric figure into two or more smaller geometric figures, edge - where the sides of two faces meet on a three-dimensional figure, face of a prism - a polygon that forms a surface of a prism, polygon - a closed figure with at least 3 sides, properties of 2 and 3 dimensional figures - relationship of attributes within a geometric figure, quadrilateral - a polygon with 4 sides and 4 vertices, regular polygon - a polygon with all sides and corners congruent, side - a straight outer boundary between two vertices (line segment) of a 2-dimensional figure, sort - grouping objects or figures by a shared characteristic or attribute, three-dimensional figure - a figure that has measurements including length, width, and height, two-dimensional figure - a figure with two basic units of measure, usually length and width, vertex - the point (corner) where three or more edges of a 3-D figure meet; or where two sides of a 2-d figure meet,

Unit 10 - Two- and Three-Dimensional Figures

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