Questions and Answers
Quadrilateral FXYH is formed when the midpoints of triangle FGH are connected. What type of figure is quadrilateral FXYH?
What is the value of x?
What is the value of y?
Figure EFGH is a right trapezoid. What is the measure of angle F?
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Figure ABCD is a kite. What is the length of line segment AD?
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To build the roof for a paper house, a rectangular paper is cut to form a trapezoid. Which diagram shows the correct cuts?
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What is the length of a side of rhombus JKLM?
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Figure ABCD is a kite. What is the length of line segment CD?
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For a craft project, two equilateral triangles are taped together to create a quadrilateral. What is the quadrilateral?
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Figure JKLM is a kite. What is the measure of angle K?
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Study Notes
Classifying Quadrilaterals Study Notes
- Quadrilateral FXYH formed by connecting midpoints of sides of equilateral triangle FGH is classified as a Trapezoid.
- The value of x is determined to be 4.
- The value of y is found to be 3.
- In right trapezoid EFGH, the measure of angle F is 140°.
- Figure ABCD is a Kite, with the length of line segment AD measured at 22 units.
- For constructing a trapezoidal roof for a paper house, the correct cuts are Trapezoidal cuts.
- The side length of rhombus JKLM is 12 units.
- In kite ABCD, the length of line segment CD is 28 units.
- Two equilateral triangles taped together form a Rhombus.
- In kite JKLM, the measure of angle K is 118°.
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Description
This quiz focuses on various types of quadrilaterals, including trapezoids, kites, and rhombuses. It covers definitions, properties, and specific measurements related to each shape. Perfect for students looking to solidify their understanding of these geometric figures.
