Match the descriptions of cross sections of three-dimensional figures to their corresponding shapes.

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A slice of a right rectangular pyramid parallel to its basesince parallel to the base it should have the same figure to the base which is rectangle.
a slice of a right square pyramid perpendicular to its base but not through its top vortex. since not to the vortex, it will form a trapezoid
a slice parallel to the base of a right rectangular prism with a square basesince parallel to the base it should have the same figure to the base which is square

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