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Shapes - Quadrilaterals
A kite shape has two pairs of adjacent sides equal in length.

Shapes - Quadrilaterals

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In the world of Math, quadrilaterals are two dimensional shapes that have four sides and four angles. There are different kinds of quadrilaterals, each with different properties.

Try our quiz and test your knowledge on quadrilaterals.

1 .
Which of the following does a parallelogram NOT have?
A line of symmetry
Four angles
Opposite angles are equal
Opposite sides which are equal in length
2 .
Which of these shapes is NOT a quadrilateral?
Circle
Rectangle
Rhombus
Square
A circle does not have four sides
3 .
How many sides of a trapezium MUST be parallel?
2
3
4
None
4 .
How many angles of a square MUST be 90 degrees?
2
3
4
None
All four sides MUST be equal too
5 .
A scalene quadrilateral has no sides which are .......
curved
parallel
equal
smooth
6 .
Here are four shapes. Which one is NOT a quadrilateral?
Kite
Parallelogram
Trapezium
Triangle
A triangle does not have four sides
7 .
The interior angles of a quadrilateral add up to how many degrees?
90
180
360
720
8 .
How does a rhombus differ from a parallelogram?
All sides are equal in length
Opposite angles are equal
Opposite sides are parallel
Rotational order of symmetry is two
9 .
What is a true statement about a kite?
All four sides are equal in length
Has one pair of parallel sides
Has two pairs of adjacent sides equal in length
It has no lines of symmetry
10 .
What makes an isosceles trapezium different to an 'ordinary' trapezium?
A line of symmetry
No rotational symmetry
Non-parallel lines of equal length
One pair of parallel lines
Author:  Frank Evans

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