MAP 3rd Grade Math : Geometry
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Example Question #7 : Map 3rd Grade Math
The shape below can be categorized as a ____________.
quadrilateral
square
rectangle
rhombus
quadrilateral
This shape is a quadrilateral because it has 
This shape cannot be a square because it does not have 
This shape cannot be a rectangle because its opposite sides are not equal in length, nor are the angles all 
This shape cannot be a rhombus because it does not have opposite, parallel sides and angles, nor does it have equal side lengths.
Example Question #8 : Map 3rd Grade Math
The shape below can be categorized as a ____________.
parallelogram and a square
trapezoid and a square
trapezoid and a parallelogram
trapezoid and a quadrilateral
trapezoid and a quadrilateral
This shape is both a trapezoid and quadrilateral. This shape is a trapezoid because a trapezoid only has one set of parallel sides, which in this case is the top and the base lines. This shape is also a quadrilateral because it has 
This shape is not a parallelogram because a parallelogram has two sets of parallel sides, and this shape only has one.
This shape is not a rhombus because a rhombus has to have 
Example Question #9 : Map 3rd Grade Math
The shape below can be categorized as a ____________.
rectangle, parallelogram, and quadrilateral
rectangle, parallelogram, and rhombus
rectangle, square, and quadrilateral
rectangle, parallelogram, and triangle
rectangle, parallelogram, and quadrilateral
This shape is a rectangle because a rectangle has to have all 
A rectangle can be categorized as a quadrilateral because by definition a quadrilateral is a 
A rectangle can be categorized as a parallelogram because a parallelogram has to have 
This shape can't be categorized has a square or a rhombus because a square and a rhombus both have to have 
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