4th Grade Geometry 1
4th Grade Geometry 2
4th Grade Geometry 3
4th Grade Geometry 4
Real World Geometry
Mixed Bag
100
What is this called?
A ray
100
How many sides does a quadrilateral have?
4
100
What is the value of the 4 in this number 10,347,800?
40,000
100
What type of angle is this angle?
Obtuse
100
How many degrees is a can an acute angle be... between ____ and _____.
1-89 degress
100
How many sides does a stop sign have?
8
200
Which polygon has 4 sides?
quadrillateral
200
What type of triangle has all sides of equal length?
equilateral
200
Which quadrilateral has all equal sides and 4 right angles?
square
200
How many lines of symmetry does this shape have?
2 lines of symmetry
200
Are these intersecting lines?
yes!
200
Is this a line of symmetry?
No (no mirror image)
300
What is this called?
Line segment
300
What type of angle is 90 degrees?
right angle
300
What is the measure of the two angles put together, if angle EFG equals 33 degrees? 
The total of both angles, or the measure of angle EFH is 123 degrees. 
300
Parallel lines cross at a 90 degree angle - True or False?
False
300
What is one example of degrees an obtuse angle may be measured as?
91 degrees -179 degrees
300
Solve, write answer as a fracion AND decimal
88/100 and 0.88
400
What shape has two pairs of parallel sides?
Parallelogram
400
What is the name of a polygon with 6 sides?
what is a hexagon
400
True or false: this is a line of symmtery
TRUE
400
What words matches this definition: "an exact location"
A Point
400
What is the measurement of this angle? What kind of angle is this?
75, acute
400
A shape that has 5 sides is a ______
pentagon
600
What is the definition of an obtuse angle?
GREATER than 90 degrees
600
A polygon with 3 sides?
triangle
600
What is the measure of the angle GHJ?
The measure of angle GHJ is 51 degrees
600
When lines cross to form an angle of 90 degrees they are called....
Perpendicular lines
600
Is this a RIGHT triangle? 
No, there is no right angle in the triangle
600
If the clock says 5:00, what angle would the hands form?
an OBTUSE angle