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Picturing Polygons Review

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Picturing Polygons Review. Definitions:. What is a polygon? A. A shape with lines B. A closed figure made up of at least 3 straight sides C. A quadrilateral or triangle D. A closed shape. Definitions:. What is a polygon? A. A shape with lines - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Picturing Polygons Review

Picturing Polygons Review

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Definitions: What is a polygon?

A. A shape with lines B. A closed figure made up of at

least 3 straight sides C. A quadrilateral or triangle D. A closed shape

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Definitions: What is a polygon?

A. A shape with lines B. A closed figure made up of at

least 3 straight sides C. A quadrilateral or triangle D. A closed shape

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Definitions: What is a scalene triangle?

A. A triangle with 2 equal sides B. A triangle with 3 equal sides C. A triangle with no equal sides D. A triangle with 2 equal angles

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Definitions: What is a scalene triangle?

A. A triangle with 2 equal sides B. A triangle with 3 equal sides C. A triangle with no equal sides D. A triangle with 2 equal angles

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Definitions: True or false: A parallelogram is a

type of rhombus.

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Definitions: True or false: A parallelogram is a

type of rhombus

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Definitions: What is a trapezoid?

A. A triangle with one pair of parallel lines

B. A quadrilateral with one pair of parallel sides

C. A quadrilateral with one pair of perpendicular lines

D. A triangle with one pair of congruent sides

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Definitions: What is a trapezoid?

A. A triangle with one pair of parallel lines

B. A quadrilateral with one pair of parallel sides

C. A quadrilateral with one pair of perpendicular lines

D. A triangle with one pair of congruent sides

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Time to think… The length of is 10cm. The width is 8 cm. The height is 12 cm. What is my volume?

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Explanation The length of is 10cm. The width is 8 cm. The height is 12 cm. What is my volume?

L X W X H = 960 cubic cm

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Time to think… Find the volume…

5 ft

10 ft*Width for entire objectIs 4 ft.

5 ft

15 ft

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Explanation Find the volume…

5 ft

10 ft*Width for entire objectIs 4 ft.

10x4x5 = 200 15 x5x4 = 300

5 ft V=500!

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Time to think… What type of angle is this?

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Time to think… What type of angle is this?

Obtuse… more than 90°

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Time to think… Mrs. Schuldt says a trapezoid is a polygon that

has exactly one set of parallel sides. Mrs. Nestor says a trapezoid is a polygon that

has at least one set of parallel sides. Which teacher is correct, according to the

hierarchy below?

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Explanation Mrs. Schuldt says a trapezoid is a polygon that

has exactly one set of parallel sides. Mrs. Nestor says a trapezoid is a polygon that

has at least one set of parallel sides. She’s right because Parallelograms have 2 sets of parallel sides.

Which teacher is correct, according to the hierarchy below?

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Time to think… Which is not a unit cube that could be used to

find volume? A. 1 in x 1 in x 1 in B. 1 yd x 1 yd x 1 yd C. 12 in x 12 in x 12 in D. 2 in x 2 in x 2 in

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Time to think… Which is not a unit cube that could be used to

find volume? A. 1 in x 1 in x 1 in B. 1 yd x 1 yd x 1 yd C. 12 in x 12 in x 12 in D. 2 in x 2 in x 2 in – it must be a set unit of

measure- a foot, an inch, a meter, etc.

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Time to think… What names describe the shapes below?

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Explanation… What names describe the shapes below?

Triangle, equilateral, isosceles Quadrilateral, Parallelogram, rectangle,

rhombus, square

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Explain… Why is a square a rectangle, but a

rectangle not a square?

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Explain… Why is a square a rectangle, but a

rectangle not a square? A square is a rectangle because it has two

pairs of congruent sides, two pairs of parallel sides, and four right angles. A rectangle is not a square because it does not have all 4 sides congruent.

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Time to think…Solve this riddle: I have two pairs of parallel sides. I have no right angles All of my sides are the same length.

What am I?

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Time to think…Solve this riddle: I have two pairs of parallel sides. I have no right angles All of my sides are congruent to each other.

What am I? Rhombus

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Time to think… Which word does NOT describe the shape

below? Square Rectangle Parallelogram Quadrilateral

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Time to think… Which word does NOT describe the shape

below? Square Rectangle Parallelogram Quadrilateral