Geometry Review

5. Draw two lines of symmetry for each shape. You may use your ruler.

Write the answer on separate paper.

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9. Two groups of shapes are shown below. Which shape belongs in Group 2?

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13. Which picture shows a right angle?

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24. A group of triangles is shown below. Which is true about all triangles?

1. All have three angles2. All have four sides3. All are three-dimensional

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28. Which shape is three-dimensional?

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43. How many faces does this solid have?

1. 42. 53. 6

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2. What is the shape of each face of the solid?

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5. Draw one line of symmetry for each figure below.

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9. Heather is building the letter “H” with the cube-shaped blocks as shown.How many more cube-

shaped blocks will she need to complete her “H”?

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2. Which figure below has more than one line of symmetry?

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24. Two shapes are shown.What is the same about both of these shapes?

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27. The six faces of a three-dimensional figure are shown. Which figure could these faces form?

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37. A pyramid is shown. Which sentence

describes this pyramid?

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6. How many right angles are in this shape?

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9. Parker has the 3 objects shown. He chooses one object and describes it as having only 1 vertex and only 1 flat face. Which object did Parker

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14. Amy, Mia and Sam made angles with two pencils. Who

made the angle with the largest measure?

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45. What is the shape of these objects?

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