geometry

The word quadrilateral is derived from the Latin words “quadri” meaning four, and “latus” meaning side. (1 pt.)

• True
• False

The word quadrilateral is derived from the Latin words “quadri” meaning four, and “latus” meaning side. (1 pt.)

• True
• False

Philippine peso bills are examples of parallelograms. (1 pt.)

• True
• False

The perpendicular distance drawn between two opposite sides is called the altitude or height. (Look at the dotted line )

• True
• False

In naming a quadrilateral, the small letters must be written consecutively and not in a mixed-up manner. (1 pt.)

• True
• False

The line segments which bound a quadrilateral are called its diagonals. (1 pt.)

• True
• False

A TRAPEZIUM is NOT a kind of parallelogram? (1 pt.)

• True
• False

A SQUARE is a rectangle that has four equal sides?

• True
• False

Andres ran the distance around all the sides of the basketball court as part of his training. Which part of a quadrilateral is illustrated?

• Altitude
• Perimeter
• Surface

The roof of a school building is trapezoidal in shape. If the oblique sides are equal, what kind of trapezoid is the roof?

• Scalene Trapezoid
• Right Trapezoid
• Isosceles trapezoid