Draw Geometric Figures Quiz

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📚 Part 1: Learning Targets & Multiple Choice

I can... draw common geometric figures (rectangle, square, triangle, circle), label side lengths, and use those drawings to calculate area and surface area.

Success criteria: I can label sides clearly, draw to the given measurements, and show calculations with units.

1. Which figure has exactly 3 sides and 3 vertices?

Square

Rectangle

Triangle

Pentagon

2. Which figure has 4 equal sides and 4 right angles?

Rhombus

Square

Parallelogram

Trapezoid

3. A polygon with five sides is called a:

Triangle

Quadrilateral

Pentagon

Hexagon

4. Which solid's net will produce a cube?

Six connected equal squares in a T or cross arrangement

One rectangle and one circle

Five triangles around a square

Four rectangles in a row

✏️ Part 2: Draw and Solve

5. Draw a rectangle with length 4 in and width 2 in. Label the sides. Calculate its area.

6. Draw an equilateral triangle with each side 3 in. Label the sides. How many lines of symmetry does this triangle have?

7. Draw a net of a cube with edge length 2 in. Label one edge as 2 in. Then calculate the cube's surface area (show your work).

8. Draw a circle with radius 1.5 in. Label the radius. Write the area formula and compute the area (use π ≈ 3.14).

🔧 Part 3: Supports, Differentiation & Extension

Differentiation strategies: For students who need support, provide a printed ruler, pre-drawn grids, or ask them to draw shapes on grid paper. Allow extra time and step-by-step prompts.

Extension activity: Create a small "park" map using at least three different shapes. Calculate the total area of the park. (Draw in the box below if time allows.)

Dyslexia-friendly reading options: Offer the text in larger font, increased spacing, and use a read-aloud instruction. Provide one-sentence instructions and highlight key numbers and units in bold.

Reminder: Show your units (inches) in every answer. Neat labels and clear drawings help earn full credit.