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Polygons, line segments, and patterns... oh my!

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How many line segments are in the figure below?

11

True or false: a heptagon has 9 sides.

false, you silly goose! That would be a nonagon.

Which point in this figure is both a vertex and an endpoint?

Point D

What's my name?

"NON of ya business!" Just kidding, it's "nonagon"

Ms. Castle is building a garden bed for her vegetable seeds. She needs to subdivide the area to fit two different types of veggies. What shapes did she make when she subdivided her garden bed?

pentagon and triangle

Draw and label 2 shapes that ARE polygons and 2 shapes that ARE NOT polygons. Have your partner check if you are correct!

Make sure your partner has 2 shapes for POLYGONS that ARE closed, 2D, and have all straight line segments. Then for NON POLYGONS: can have curves and be open

True or False: These shapes are congruent.

...true! Color/Words written on the shapes doesn't change the fact that they are the same shape and size.

Which statement about a hexagon is NOT true?

A hexagon is a polygon

A hexagon always has fewer sides than an octagon

A hexagon can't have sides that are different lengths.

A hexagon has 6 sides

What will the 15th shape in this pattern be?

triangle with dot in lower left corner

What geometric shape is the top of this gift box?

rectangle

This is an example of how lines are made up of ____________________.

many points

Which polygon has less than 9 sides but more than 5?

triangle

decagon

square

heptagon

True or False: These shapes are noncongruent.

false.... don't forget you can slide or turn them!

I am a quadrilateral that has opposite sides equal to each other, but NOT ALL sides equal to each other. What am I?

a rectangle.

True or False: A ray has no endpoint.

false.

What will the next 2 shapes in the pattern be?

"E" opening to the right, and "E" opening up towards the ceiling

What does it mean for 2 shapes to be CONGRUENT?

Both shapes must be the exact same shape AND exact same size. Color/pattern doesn't matter!

True or False: A vertex can also be an endpoint.

true.