SSAT Elementary Level Math : Geometry
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Example Question #2 : Reason With Shapes And Their Attributes
Why is this shape a heptagon?
Because its blue
Because it has 
Because it has 
Because it has 
Because it is an open shape
Because it has
A heptagon has 
Example Question #81 : Plane Geometry
Why is this shape a hexagon?
Because it has 
Because it has 
Because it is blue
Because it has 
Because it has more sides than a pentagon
Because it has
A hexagon has 
Example Question #82 : Plane Geometry
Why is this shape a pentagon?
Because it has 
Becuase it has 
Because it has more sides than a square
Because it has 
Because it is blue
Because it has
A pentagon has 
Example Question #3 : Defining Versus Non Defining Attributes: Ccss.Math.Content.1.G.A.1
Why is this shape a trapezoid?
Because it has 
Because it is blue
Because it looks like a roof
Because it has 
Because it has 
Because it has
A trapezoid has 
Example Question #8 : Reason With Shapes And Their Attributes
Why is this shape NOT a square?
Because it is blue
Because it does not have 
Because it does not have 
Because it is flat
Because it does not have 
Because it does not have
A square has to have 
Example Question #4 : Defining Versus Non Defining Attributes: Ccss.Math.Content.1.G.A.1
Why is this shape NOT a circle?
Because it has 
Because it is blue
Because it is an open shape
Because it has sides
Because it is flat
Because it has sides
A circle does not have sides, and this shape has 
Example Question #83 : Plane Geometry
If I cut this rectangle in half, how many pieces will I have?
When we cut something in half, we get 
Example Question #2 : Use Rectangles And Circles To Show Halves And Fourths: Ccss.Math.Content.1.G.A.3
If I cut this circle in half, how many pieces will I have?
When we cut something in half, we get two equal pieces.
Example Question #22 : Geometry
If I cut this rectangle into fourths, or quarters, how many pieces will I have?
When we cut something into fourths, or quarters, we get four equal pieces.
Example Question #4 : Use Rectangles And Circles To Show Halves And Fourths: Ccss.Math.Content.1.G.A.3
If I cut this circle into fourths, or quarters, how many pieces will I have?
When we cut something into fourths, or quarters, we get four equal pieces.
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