Common Core State Standards–aligned math content progressions (NWEA MAP Growth mathematics instructional areas/goals) — national
Reasoning about shapes and spatial relationships, including composing and decomposing shapes and identifying attributes of two- and three-dimensional figures. This Math K-2 reporting domain maps to 1 practice skill and 8 representative questions from the playable bank.
Common Core State Standards–aligned math content progressions (NWEA MAP Growth mathematics instructional areas/goals) — national
MAP Growth is a national interim assessment system built around NWEA’s own instructional areas/goals rather than a state test blueprint. Its math structure is aligned to CCSS-like content progressions and uses aspects of rigor as a cognitive dimension, but those rigor labels are not content domains.
NWEA publishes MAP Growth as a computer-adaptive assessment with content distributed across instructional areas/goals, but a stable public percentage weighting by instructional area was not located in the accessible official materials reviewed.
How many flat faces does a sphere have?
A sphere has flat faces — its entire surface is curved.
Which shape has exactly sides?
A hexagon.
How many corners (vertices) does a triangle have?
A triangle has vertices.
How many edges does a sphere have?
A sphere has edges — its surface is entirely curved.
How many flat faces does a cylinder have?
A cylinder has flat faces — a circle on the top and a circle on the bottom.
How many sides does a square have?
A square has sides.
Which of these is a 3D shape?
A cube is 3D.
How many edges does a cube have?
A cube has edges — on top, on the bottom, and connecting them.