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Key Stage 1
Mathematics
Reasoning: Geometry
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Key Stage 1 Maths Reasoning: Geometry
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a)Explain what is happening in this sequence.
b)Draw the 6th shape in the sequence.
c) Draw the 12th shape in the sequence.
2.Can you guide the rabbit to the carrot?
Use some of these words: quarter turn, half turn, move forwards ___ spaces, clockwise,
anticlockwise.
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3.Tick the hexagons.
4.Mary is thinking of a 3D shape: “It has 6 rectangular faces, 8 vertices and 12 edges.”
Which shape is she thinking of? Tick it.
Can you describe one of the other shapes?
5.What is the same and what is different about these 2 shapes?
Same:
Different:
6.What is the same and what is different about these 2 shapes?
Same:
Different:
7.What is the same and what is different about these 2 shapes?
Same:
Different:
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8.
Rayyan says that if Little Red Riding Hood walks forwards 3 spaces, turns a quarter turn
anticlockwise and walks forwards 2 spaces she will pick some flowers.
Do you agree? Yes / No
Explain your reasoning.
9.Answer these statements with sometimes, always or never.
A triangle has 3 sides.
A sphere has a flat face.
A rectangle can be a square.
10. Is this shape a triangle? Yes / No
Give a reason for your answer.
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11. Here is a cylinder. What shape are its faces?
12.Here is a cuboid. What shape are its faces?
13. Imran is thinking of a 3D shape.
All its faces are
the same shape.
It has 12 edges
and 8 vertices.
What is Imran’s shape?
14. Are all of these shapes rectangles?
Yes
/
No
Give a reason for your answer.
15.Tick the shape that is in the wrong position in the table.
Shapes with square faces
Shapes without square faces
Give a reason for your answer.
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16.
flat faces
curved faces
What do you know about the cone?
17.
a)Marta has just walked forwards
3 squares. Put a cross in her
starting position.
b)Marta has just made a threequarter turn clockwise. Where
was she facing before?
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18. Moeed says this shape has 4 sides so it is a square. Do you agree? Yes / No
Give a reason for your answer.
19. What shape is the hidden face on the cone?
20. What shape is the hidden face on the box?
21.Put a circle around the shape which is in the wrong position on the Carroll diagram.
Has equal length sides
Has 4 sides or less
Has more than 4 sides
Explain your reason for circling that shape.
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Sides are not of equal length
22.Draw a line from the shape to where it belongs in the table.
All right angles
Some right angles
No right angles
23. Which shape will come next in the sequence? Tick it.
24. Fill in the missing squares to make both sequences correct.
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Answer Sheet: Key Stage 1 Maths Reasoning: Geometry
question
1a.
answer
notes
The arrow is turning a quarter turn (90°) clockwise each time.
1b.
1c.
2.
Move forwards 2 spaces, quarter turn anticlockwise, move
forwards 3 spaces
Also accept: quarter turn anticlockwise, forwards 3 spaces,
quarter turn clockwise, forwards 2 spaces.
3.
4.
A cylinder has 2 flat circular faces, 2 edges and one curved
rectangular face, no vertices.
A sphere has one curved face, no vertices and no edges.
5.
Same: They are both triangles, they both have 3 corners/they
both have 3 straight sides.
Different: One of the triangles has a right angle.
6.
Same: They both have 4 corners, 4 edges and 4 right-angled
corners.
Different: A square has 4 sides the same length.
7.
Same: They both have square faces.
Different: The cube is a 3D shape and the square is a 2D shape.
8.
No, she will meet the wolf. She needs to make a quarter turn
clockwise.
9.
Always, never, sometimes.
10.
Yes as it has 3 sides and 3 corners.
11.
It has 2 circular faces and a curved rectangular face.
12.
It has 2 square faces and 4 rectangular faces.
13.
A cube.
14.
Yes. As they all have 4 sides, 4 vertices and 4 right angles and
the opposite sides are equal in length.
15.
Cuboid. It has rectanglar faces, not square faces.
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Answer Sheet: Key Stage 1 Maths Reasoning: Geometry
16.
The cone has a flat face and a curved face.
17a.
17b.
The tree
18.
No. A square is a rectangle with 4 sides the same length. A
square is always a rectangle but a rectangle is not always a
square.
19.
Circular (circle)
20.
A rectangle
21.
The equilateral triangle becuase all its sides are the same
length.
22.
23.
24.
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