Discussion
A prism differs from a pyramid in having
Answer: D
Correct answer: two parallel identical bases
A prism has two parallel and identical bases joined by lateral faces; a pyramid has a single base and all its lateral faces meeting at an apex. Both are polyhedra with plane faces, and both may be right or oblique - the difference is in the number of bases, and hence in whether the lateral edges are parallel or convergent.
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