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Six three-dimensional solids are displayed on the page. They may be simple rectangular prisms or can have chunks cut out of them. The student then answers questions about the solids.

A few of the questions ask for the volume of an individual solids, but most are about two or more solids, or even all of them. A sharp-minded student should recognize that the best way to complete this worksheet is to first compute the volume of all six shapes, then use those results to answer the questions.