Label the shapes with the suitable words. Then check your answers in the text below

Two-dimensional, or 2D shapes have sides. Where two sides meet they make an angle. A circle only has one side and the distance all the way round this is called the circumference. When we measure a circle, the distance from one side to the other through the centre is the diameter and the distance from the side to the centre is called the radius. Three–dimensional, or 3D shapes are more complex because you can measure the height, width and depth. The surfaces on a 3D shape are called faces. Where two faces meet are the edges. Where two edges meet there is a corner. For example, a cube has twelve edges and eight corners.

27. A.What do you think life will be like in 100 years? Use perhaps, probably (not), certainly, I (don’t) think, I’m sure, I hope, I’d like to imagine.