This document provides a review for lessons 1-4 of a geometry modeling unit, including topics such as 2D and 3D shapes, surface area, volume, ratios, and key terms like net, cylinder, cube, rectangular pyramid, congruent, and similar. It includes questions about calculating surface areas and volumes for various shapes as well as identifying ratios between geometric figures.

1. Welcome to
Geometry Geopardy
review for lessons
1-4 of geometry
modeling unit

2. 2D to 3D SURFACE AREA VOLUME RATIOS
100 100 100 100
200 200 200 200
300 300 300 300
400 400 400 400
500 500 500 500

3. What are two-dimensional shapes?
These are used to create
three-dimensional figures.

4. What is a net (for a square pyramid)?
I am one of these.
(general name)

5. What is a cylinder?

6. What is a cube?
I become one of these.
(specific name)

7. What is rectangular pyramid?
I become one of these.
(specific name)

8. Who are Sir Fiss and Annette?

9. What is 29.04 in2?
2.2in
2.2in It is my calculated
surface area.

10. What is 360 cm2?
It is my calculated
surface area.

11. What is 94.2 ft2?
It is my calculated
surface area.
3 ft

12. What is 1055.04 m2?
26 m
It is my calculated
surface area.
12 m

14. What is 10.65 in3?
2.2in
2.2in It is my calculated
volume.

15. What is 400 cm3?
It is my calculated
volume.

16. What is 59.58 ft3?
It is my calculated
volume.
3 ft

17. What is 979.68 m3?
26 m
It is my calculated
volume.
12 m

18. What is congruent?
Because these two triangles have the same
measurements, they are called this.

19. What is similar?
Because these two squares have proportionate
measurements, they are called this.

20. What is 1 to 4?
A B
1.75 ft
3.50 ft
The ratio of the surface area of A to the surface
area of B.

21. What is 1 to 8?
A B
1.75 ft 3.50 ft
The ratio of the volume of A to the volume of B.

22. What is 16 in x 16 in x 16 in?
Sara and Patrick each built a model
cube for class. Sara’s cube
measured 4 in by 4in by 4 in. Patrick
states that the ratio of the volume
of Sara’s cube to his own cube is
4 in
1 to 64.
The measurements of
Patrick’s cube.
4 in