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2. For each of the solids formed by the combination of blocks, the three views are given. Mark them
as top view, front view and side view.
(a)

(b)

(c)

3. Shown below are some objects. Draw the front view, top view, and side view of each of these.

(a) Top (b) Top (c) Top

Side Front Side
Front Side
Front
(d) Top (e) Top (f) Top

Side Front Side
Front
Front Side

Mapping Space Around Us

The term ‘map’ is not new to us. It gives us a lot of information. As a student, you must have used
it in subjects like Geography and History. In real life also, we make use of maps to find a place,
for example, a venue, a building, or a house address. A map shows the location of a particular
place with respect to other places like a road, a river or a mountain. It is usually drawn on a flat
surface. Before we understand how to read a map, let us see two maps given in figures (a) and (b).
Father’s N
office W E
Father’s
office 2 km Water S
Post tank
office 1 km
Main road 4 km

Police 1 km
station Hospital
2 km
Abhay’s Abhay’s
Fig. (a) house Fig. (b) house
Both these maps show the route from Abhay’s house to his father’s office.

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