Discussion
Non-right pyramids are called
Answer: A
A pyramid is called a right pyramid when its apex sits directly above the centre of its base, so the axis meets the base at a right angle.
When the apex is displaced sideways, the axis leans and the pyramid is oblique.
The other options name pyramids by the shape of their base - triangular, pentagonal, hexagonal - which is a separate classification altogether. A hexagon-based pyramid can be either right or oblique.
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