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2D Figures
Review
By: Regan Copelan
Please use your study guides
to help you!
 Also,
use the definitions to prove whether
or not you are correct!
Example:
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Which of the following is a quadrilateral that
could have one pair of parallel sides and one
pair of sides that are not parallel?
Rectangle
Rhombus
Trapezoid
The answer is trapezoid because the other choices all
have two pairs of parallel sides according to their
definitions. Also, this is the perfect definition of a
trapezoid. Whatever answer you pick, make sure you
back it up with a definition (use your study guide).
Which set of properties
describes a square?
A
square has four equal sides and two
equal angles.
 A square has four equal sides with no
equal angles.
 A square has four equal sides and four
equal angles.
The correct choice is:
A
square has four equal sides and four
equal angles.
Classify this shape:
I.
II.
III.
IV.
parallelogram
rectangle
rhombus
square
A) I, II, and III
B) I only
The shape is:
 B)
ONLY A PARALLELOGRAM
 Why? The shape doesn’t have 4 right
angles, so it can’t be a square or a
rectangle. Also, can’t be a rhombus
because all 4 sides are not equal.
What does a trapezoid,
parallelogram, rectangle, &
rhombus all have in common?
 They
are all pentagons.
 They are all squares.
 They are all triangles.
 They are all quadrilaterals.
The answer is:
 They
are all quadrilaterals. The only thing
they have in common is that they all have
4 sides.
Which of the following is a quadrilateral which
must contain diagonals that are always
congruent and must always have four 90°
angles?
 Rhombus
 Rectangle
 Parallelogram
 trapezoid
The answer is:
 Rectangle
 The
rectangle is the only choice that has
90 degree angles.
Which of the following is a quadrilateral that always has
four equal sides and opposite angles congruent?
 Trapezoid
 Parallelogram
 Rectangle
 rhombus
The answer is:
 Rhombus.
The rhombus is the only choice
that has equal sides.
Which of the polygons listed below have at least four
sides?
 Triangles
Quadrilaterals
Pentagons
Hexagons
Heptagons
The answer is:
 All
of them but the triangle have AT LEAST
4 sides.
 Quadrilaterals = 4 sides
 Pentagons = 5 sides
 Hexagons = 6 sides
 Heptagons = 7 sides
What is a property of all
rectangles?
 The
diagonals of a rectangle do not have
equal length.
 The four sides of a rectangle have equal
length.
 The opposite sides of a rectangle are
parallel.
The answer is:
 The
opposite sides of a rectangle are
parallel.
Classify the triangle:
 I.
Equilateral
 II.
Right
 III. Acute
 IV. Isosceles
 REMEMBER
ALL TRIANGLES HAVE 2 NAMES:
A SIDE NAME & A AN ANGLE NAME
The answer is:
 Isosceles:
2 sides are the same
 Acute: angles are all less than 90 degrees
Classify the triangle:
 I.
Isosceles
 II.
Equilateral
 III. Scalene
 IV. Obtuse
The answer is:
 Isosceles-
2 equal sides
 Obtuse- 1 obtuse angle
What is the difference between a
rectangle and a rhombus?
 Use
your definitions to explain.
The answer is:
A
rectangle has four right angles and a
rhombus has opposite angles of equal
measure.
A trapezoid is always an
example of a:
 I.
rectangle
 II.
rhombus
 III. parallelogram
 IV. square
The answer is:
 None
of these
 (If answer on test doesn’t match up… I will
give points back, so mark NONE OF THESE)
What is the main difference between
squares and rhombuses?
 Squares
always have four congruent
sides; rhombuses do not.
 Rhombuses always have four congruent
sides; squares do not.
 Squares always have four interior angles
which each measure 90°; rhombuses do
not.
The answer is:
 Squares
always have four interior angles
which each measure 90°; rhombuses do
not.
Which of the polygons listed below
have at least three angles?
 Triangles
 Quadrilaterals
 Pentagons
 Hexagons
The answer is:
 They
ALL have AT LEAST 3 angles.
 Triangles: 3 angles
 Quadrilaterals: 4 angles
 Pentagons: 5 angles
 Hexagons: 6 angles
Classify the shape below:
 I.
parallelogram
 II.
rectangle
 III. rhombus
 IV. square
 V. trapezoid
The answer is:
 Trapezoid
 Can’t
be square or rectangle because it
doesn’t have any right angles.
 Can’t be parallelogram or rhombus
because it only has one set of parallel
sides.