four sides; four RIGHT angles; opposite sides equal; opposite sides parallel
100
Look at #3 on your worksheet. Name the measure of angle b.
angle b = 36 degrees
100
Look at #7 on your worksheet. Find the length of FG.
FG = 4cm
100
Look at #11 on your worksheet. The figure is made up of a rectangle and a square. Find the length of BC.
BC = 4cm
100
Look at #14 on your worksheet. Find the measure of angle b.
angle b = 63 degrees
200
Name the four properties of squares
four sides; four RIGHT angles; ALL sides equal; opposite sides parallel
200
Look at #4 on your worksheet. Name the measure of angle a.
angle a = 49 degrees
200
Look at #8 on your worksheet. Find the length of AD.
AD = 3cm
200
Look at #11 on your worksheet. The figure is made up of a rectangle and a square. Find the length of GE.
GE = 23cm
200
Look at #15 on your worksheet. Find the measure of angle c.
angle c = 45 degrees
300
How is a square different from a rectangle?
A square has four sides that are all equal and a rectangle has opposite sides that are equal.
300
Look at #5 on your worksheet. Name the measure of angle d.
angle d = 33 degrees
300
Look at # 9 on your worksheet. The length of rectangle LMNO is twice its width. LM +MN = 9 feet. Find the length of LM.
LM = 6 feet
300
Look at #12 on your worksheet. The figure is made up of a rectangle and a square. Find the length of BC.
BC = 4ft
300
Look at #16 on your worksheet. The figure is made up of two rectangles. Find the length of GF.
GF = 6 mi
400
Look at #2 on your worksheet. Is that figure a square? Why or why not?
No because not all of the sides are equal.
400
Look at #6 on your worksheet. Name the measure of angle c.
angle c = 58 degrees
400
Look at #10 on your worksheet. What is the sum of the lengths of the unknown sides? (The sum of the question marks.)
The sum of the unknown sides is 21 centimeters.
400
Look at #13 on your worksheet. The figure is made up of two rectangles. Find the length of BD.
BD = 22ft
400
Look at #17 on your worksheet. Find the measure of angle p.
angle p = 36 degrees
500
Look at #1 on your worksheet. Is that figure a rectangle? Why or why not?
Yes. It has four sides, four right angles, opposite sides are equal, and opposite sides are parallel
500
Look at #7 on your worksheet. Name the measure of angle m.
angle m = 31 degrees
500
Look at #10 on your worksheet. If the square was twice its size, what would the sum of the lengths of the unknown sides be? (The sum of the question marks.)
If the square was twice its size, the sum of the unknown lengths would be 29 centimeters (16 +13)
500
Look at #13 on your worksheet. The figure is made up of two rectangles. Find the length of GF.
GF = 6ft
500
Look at #16 on your worksheet. The figure is made up of two rectangles. If AB = BC, what is the length of HG?