10 Questions
Which shape has perpendicular sides?
Square
What is the special symbol used to signify perpendicular sides?
Box in the corner angle
What is the measurement of a right angle?
90 degrees
Which shape has perpendicular sides?
Hexagonal Prism
Which shape has a right angle?
Right Triangle
Which shape has bases that do not have perpendicular sides?
Hexagonal Prism
Which shape has sides that meet the top and bottom at a 90-degree angle?
Hexagonal Prism
Which of the following shapes does NOT have perpendicular sides?
Circle
What is a perpendicular shape?
A shape with at least two sides that meet at a right angle
Which of the following is NOT a way to determine if line segments are perpendicular?
Counting the number of line segments
Study Notes
Perpendicular Shapes
- A rectangle has perpendicular sides.
Perpendicular Symbol
- The special symbol used to signify perpendicular sides is ⊥.
Right Angle Measurement
- A right angle measures 90 degrees.
Shapes with Perpendicular Sides
- A rectangle has perpendicular sides.
- A square has perpendicular sides.
Shapes with Right Angles
- A rectangle has a right angle.
- A square has a right angle.
Shapes without Perpendicular Sides
- A trapezoid has bases that do not have perpendicular sides.
Shapes with 90-Degree Angles
- A rectangle has sides that meet the top and bottom at a 90-degree angle.
Shapes without Perpendicular Sides
- A trapezoid does NOT have perpendicular sides.
Perpendicular Shapes
- A perpendicular shape is a shape with perpendicular sides.
Determining Perpendicular Line Segments
- Measuring the angle between the line segments is a way to determine if line segments are perpendicular.
Test your knowledge on perpendicular sides and angles with this quiz! Learn about the properties of perpendicular lines, how to identify them, and their applications in real-life scenarios. Challenge yourself with questions on measuring right angles and identifying perpendicular sides in shapes.
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