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Quadrilaterals

Checkpoint: sides, angles and the family

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Four dots close into four straight sides. Two sides pass through each other. Is it a quadrilateral?

Three corners of a quadrilateral read 85°, 95° and 100°. What is the fourth?

How many diagonals does a five-cornered shape have?

A shape has both pairs of sides parallel. All four sides are 7 long. No corner is 90°. What is its best name?

One corner of a parallelogram measures 72°. What is the corner next to it? What is the one across from it?

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  1. 0 Start here
  2. 1 Four straight sides, joined up
  3. 2 The four angles come to 360°
  4. 3 A line to the corner across
  5. 4 Five names and what each one demands
  6. 5 What a parallelogram gives you
  7. 6 Checkpoint: sides, angles and the family
  8. 7 Diagonals that cut each other in half
  9. 8 A rectangle also has matching diagonals
  10. 9 A rhombus crosses at a right angle
  11. 10 One shape, several names
  12. 11 Building one from measurements
  13. 12 Checkpoint: diagonals, names and building
  14. 13 The big picture
  15. 14 Track quiz

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