Let’s go through each shape one by one and figure out what it is.
We’re looking at basic geometry shapes and lines. Here’s how to think about them:
- A
triangle has 3 straight sides and 3 corners.
- A
rectangle has 4 straight sides, with opposite sides equal and all corners being right angles (like the corner of a book).
- A
ray starts at a point and goes on forever in one direction — it has one dot (endpoint) and an arrow on the other end.
- A
hexagon has 6 straight sides.
- A
line segment has two endpoints — it’s just a straight piece of line between two dots.
- A
pentagon has 5 straight sides.
- A
line goes on forever in both directions — it has arrows on both ends.
Now let’s match each labeled item:
(i) → Triangle
(ii) → Rectangle
(iii) → Ray (one endpoint, one arrow)
(iv) → Hexagon
(v) → Line Segment (two endpoints, no arrows)
(vi) → Pentagon
(vii) → Line (arrows on both ends)
All of these are standard names for the figures shown.
Final Answer:
(i) Triangle
(ii) Rectangle
(iii) Ray
(iv) Hexagon
(v) Line Segment
(vi) Pentagon
(vii) Line
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of geometry worksheets for 5th graders.
