Equal Shares
1. Which polygons are hexagons? Choose all that apply.
Top two polygons
3. Which squares are shown in thirds? Choose all that apply.
Third and fourth squares
6. Karen draws a polygon with 4 sides and 4 angles. What shape does she draw?
A. quadrilateral
13. Suki wants a design that shows halves. Which designs could Suki use? Choose all that apply.
Second and third designs
5. Is the polygon a pentagon? Choose Yes or No.
I have 5 sides and 5 angles. Yes
I am a square. No
I have 5 vertices. Yes
I have 6 sides and 6 angles. No
14. Is the solid figure a cube? Choose Yes or No.
Yes
No
Yes
No
11. Monica says there are only two ways to divide the same square shown below into 4 equal shares. Do you agree? Use words and pictures to explain.
No. Monica is not correct.
7. Name the shape below. Write 3 things that describe the shape.
Hexagon
6 sides, 6 angles, 6 vertices
4. Draw a polygon with 5 angles. Make one angle a right angle. Then name the polygon.
Pentagon
9. Is each statement about a cube true? Choose Yes or No.
A cube has 6 faces. Yes
A cube has 12 edges. Yes
Each face of a cube is a triangle. No
16. Divide the rectangle into rows and columns of squares the same size as the gray square. Then count and record the number of squares.
12 squares
10. Show this circle with 4 equal shares. Then complete the sentences.
Each share is a fourth of the whole. The whole is 4 fourths.
2. Cole draws a polygon. It has more than 4 sides and fewer angles than a hexagon. Which shape does Cole draw?
Pentagon
8. Draw the polygon described below. Then complete the sentence.
I have 2 fewer angles than a hexagon. I have 1 more side than a triangle. I have no right angles.
The shape is a quadrilateral.
Must have correct drawing to earn points.
15. Use the dot paper. Draw a cube.
Correct drawing to earn points.
12. Count the number of squares in the rows and columns of the rectangle. Use the numbers on the cards to write the missing numbers in the equations.
Rows: 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 +3 + 3 = 18 squares
Columns: 6 + 6 + 6 = 18 squares