Understanding Composite Figures

The video tutorial introduces composite figures, which are made up of two or more geometric shapes. It provides examples of composite figures in real life, such as houses, windshields, cars, bicycles, Legos, archways, and churches. The tutorial emphasizes the prevalence of composite figures in everyday objects and structures, illustrating how various geometric shapes combine to form complex figures.

What is a composite figure?

• A figure that cannot be divided into smaller shapes

• A figure that is always circular

• A figure made of two or more geometric shapes

• A figure made of a single geometric shape

Which of the following is an example of a composite figure in real life?

• A single square

• A house with rectangles and squares

• A single triangle

• A plain circle

What geometric shapes make up a car's windshield in the examples?

• Circle and square

• Triangle and rectangle

• Hexagon and triangle

• Square and triangle

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a composite figure?

• Archways

• A single rectangle

• Legos

• Bicycles

What is a common feature of many churches according to the video?

• They do not use geometric shapes

• They are always circular

• They have composite figures in their design

• They are made of a single geometric shape