Types of Quadrilaterals
This is a quadrilateral with 4 sides of equal length and 4 right angles.
What is a SQUARE?
This is an angle that looks like the corner of a piece of paper.
What is a RIGHT ANGLE?
This is a shape with 3 sides.
What is a TRIANGLE?
This is the word for two lines that will never meet.
What is PARALLEL?
The answer to an addition problem.
What is the SUM?
This is a quadrilateral with 4 right angles, whose sides may or may NOT be equal in length.
What is a RECTANGLE?
This is an angle that is narrower than a right angle.
What is an ACUTE ANGLE?
This is a shape with 8 sides.
What is an OCTAGON?
The number of square units contained within a closed shape.
What is the AREA?
The answer to a subtraction problem.
What is the DIFFERENCE?
This is a quadrilateral where BOTH pairs of opposite sides are PARALLEL.
What is a PARALLELOGRAM?
This is an angle that is wider than a right angle.
What is an OBTUSE ANGLE?
This is a shape with 5 sides.
What is a PENTAGON?
The measurement of the border or outside edge of a shape.
What is the PERIMETER?
The answer to a multiplication problem.
What is the PRODUCT?
This is a quadrilateral whose four sides are all equal in length.
What is a RHOMBUS?
In a rectangle, all angles are of THIS type.
What is a RIGHT ANGLE?
A city block is generally THIS shape.
What is a RECTANGLE?
When two lines intersect and form right angles, they are called this.
What is PERPENDICULAR?
The answer to a division problem.
What is the QUOTIENT?
This is a quadrilateral with only ONE pair of parallel sides.
What is a TRAPEZOID?
Angles are measured in DEGREES. This is the number of degrees it would take to travel one complete rotation around a circle.
What is 360?
I am a shape with more than 5 sides, but less than 7. What is my name?
What is a HEXAGON?
I am the describing word for a shape that can be folded in half, creating two perfect mirror images of one another.
What is SYMMETRICAL, or SYMMETRY?
A synonym for "answer", which is also a word for something totally dissolved in liquid.
What is the SOLUTION?