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Shapes, polygons & lines basics

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Shapes, polygons & lines basics

by Amina Sabea
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Which figure is a polygon?

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Which option is a quadrilateral?

3

Which angle looks like a right angle (no measurement)?

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Which is a line that extends in both directions without end?

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Which line goes in one direction from a starting point?

6

What describes a regular polygon?

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How many sides does a pentagon have?

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Which is not a polygon?

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Which type of lines never meet?

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Which statement is true about polygons?

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A polygon has straight sides and is closed; triangles fit that definition.

Quadrilaterals have four sides; a rectangle fits this category.

A right angle appears as a perfect corner, like a notebook page.

A line goes infinitely in both directions; a ray has one starting point.

A ray starts at a point and extends in one direction.

Regular polygons have equal sides and equal interior angles.

A pentagon has five sides.

Circles have curved edges, not straight sides forming a polygon.

Parallel lines stay the same distance and never cross on a plane.

Polygons have straight sides; a triangle specifically has three.

 
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