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This shape has no corners. ___________________
This shape has no corners. ___________________
Circle
Which shape has 4 equal sides?
Which shape has 4 equal sides?
- Rectangle
- Pentagon
- Triangle
- Square (correct)
A shape with three corners is called a pentagon.
A shape with three corners is called a pentagon.
False (B)
What is the name of a shape that has two short and two long sides?
What is the name of a shape that has two short and two long sides?
Match the following 3D shapes with their names:
Match the following 3D shapes with their names:
This is a ______________________. It has __________ faces.
This is a ______________________. It has __________ faces.
How many edges does a square-based pyramid have?
How many edges does a square-based pyramid have?
Complete the properties: This is a ______________________. It has __________ vertices.
Complete the properties: This is a ______________________. It has __________ vertices.
Which of the following shapes has three sides?
Which of the following shapes has three sides?
A rectangle has the same number of corners as a square.
A rectangle has the same number of corners as a square.
What shape has no sides?
What shape has no sides?
A triangle has ______ sides.
A triangle has ______ sides.
Match the following shapes with their number of sides:
Match the following shapes with their number of sides:
Which of these shapes is classified as having four equal sides?
Which of these shapes is classified as having four equal sides?
A rectangle has two pairs of equal sides.
A rectangle has two pairs of equal sides.
How many corners does a square have?
How many corners does a square have?
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Study Notes
Maths Functional Skills EL1.9 Assessment Overview
- Purpose: Identify strengths and areas for development in maths at Entry Level 1.9.
- Tools needed: Pen or pencil, ruler, rubber.
- Total marks available: 54, percentage score provided.
Assessment Structure
- Includes various tasks to assess understanding of shapes, both 2D and 3D.
- Encourages problem-solving and practical skills through hands-on activities.
2D Shapes
- Tasks include matching shapes with names, labeling everyday shapes, and identifying correct shapes.
- Participants complete sentences about the number of sides and corners for given shapes.
Key Tasks for 2D Shapes
- Matching Shapes: Draw lines to connect given 2D shapes like circles, triangles, squares, and rectangles with their names.
- Labeling Shapes: Identify and label everyday shapes with the correct terminology.
- Identifying Shapes: Mark a tick next to the corresponding shape from a list of options.
- Completing Properties: Fill in missing details like the name, number of sides, and corners for various 2D shapes.
3D Shapes
- Involves similar activities as 2D shapes, focusing on understanding and naming 3D shapes.
- Requires matching and labeling 3D objects, including cubes, cones, and spheres.
Key Tasks for 3D Shapes
- Matching 3D Shapes: Connect 3D shapes with their respective names (e.g., cube, cone, cylinder).
- Labeling 3D Shapes: Identify common 3D objects and label them correctly.
- Completing Properties: Describe 3D shapes by filling in properties such as number of faces, edges, and vertices.
Overall Learning Objectives
- Strengthen recognition and understanding of basic geometric shapes.
- Develop skills in identifying and describing the characteristics of both 2D and 3D shapes.
- Provide a clear assessment format that emphasizes practical application of maths skills.
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