Geometry Classification

A group of figures is shown. Which statement appears to be true about all the figures in the group?

• All the figures are parallelograms.

• All the figures are polygons.

• All the figures have equal side lengths.

• All the figures are prisms.

Jesse draws 11 shapes, as shown. Count how many of the shapes are polygons with more than three sides.

• 3

• 5

• 8

• 11

Leighton made a table that correctly shows the attributes of shapes. She used a check mark to identify the attributes of each shape. Which table could be the one Leighton made?

• A

• B

• C

• D

Chris built a fort using prisms. Which figure is NOT one Chris could have used to build his fort?

• F

• G

• H

• J

The objects shown can be classified into groups based on their shape. Which table best represents the classifications for these objects?

• F: Group - Prism: Eraser, Toolbox; Cylinder: Can, Drum.

• G: Group - Cube: Eraser, Toolbox; Cylinder: Can, Drum.

• H: Group - Prism: Eraser, Toolbox; Sphere: Can, Drum.

• J: Group - Cylinder: Eraser, Toolbox; Prism: Can, Drum.

Which answer choice best describes the two quadrilaterals that are pieces of the puzzle?

• Square and parallelogram

• Parallelogram and triangle

• Square and trapezoid

• Triangle and rhombus

A group of figures is shown. Which word best describes all the figures in the group?

• F. Rectangle

• G. Rhombus

• H. Trapezoid

• J. Parallelogram