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Quadrilaterals

This document provides a worksheet on identifying and classifying different types of quadrilaterals. It asks students to draw various quadrilaterals, name shapes, identify lines of symmetry, determine rotational symmetry, compare side lengths and parallel sides, and diagnose errors. The worksheet covers key properties of quadrilaterals like kites, rectangles, squares, parallelograms, trapezoids, rhombuses, and deltas.

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Quadrilaterals

This document provides a worksheet on identifying and classifying different types of quadrilaterals. It asks students to draw various quadrilaterals, name shapes, identify lines of symmetry, determine rotational symmetry, compare side lengths and parallel sides, and diagnose errors. The worksheet covers key properties of quadrilaterals like kites, rectangles, squares, parallelograms, trapezoids, rhombuses, and deltas.

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Question 1: Draw the following quadrilaterals

(a) A kite (b) A rectangle (c) A square (d) A parallelogram

(e) A trapezium (f) A rhombus (g) An arrowhead/A delta

Question 2: Name each of the shapes below

(a) (b) (c)

(d) (e) (f)

Question 3: Draw all lines of symmetry on the quadrilaterals you have drawn in Question 1.

Question 4: Write down the order of rotational symmetry that each quadrilateral below has:

(a) A square (b) A rectangle (c) A kite (d) A parallelogram

(e) A trapezium (f) A rhombus

Question 5: Which quadrilaterals have only one pair of equal length sides?

Question 6: Which quadrilaterals have two pairs of equal length sides?

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Question 7: Which quadrilaterals have four equal length sides?

Question 8: Which quadrilaterals have two pairs of parallel sides?

Question 9: Which quadrilaterals have one pair of parallel sides?

Question 10: Which quadrilaterals have diagonals of equal length?


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