To solve this, we need to look at the properties of each shape (sides and angles) and match them to the correct name from the list provided.
Here is the step-by-step logic for each number:
1.
Shape 1: It has 4 right angles (square corners) and opposite sides are equal. This is a
rectangle.
2.
Shape 2: It has exactly one pair of parallel sides (top and bottom). The other two sides slant inwards. This is a
trapezoid.
3.
Shape 3: It has 4 right angles and opposite sides are equal. Even though it is tilted, it is still a
rectangle.
4.
Shape 4: It has 4 equal sides and 4 right angles. This is a
square.
5.
Shape 5: It has exactly one pair of parallel sides (the vertical ones). This makes it a
trapezoid.
6.
Shape 6: It has 4 equal sides, but the angles are not right angles (they are slanted). This is a
rhombus.
7.
Shape 7: Opposite sides are parallel and equal in length, but there are no right angles. This is a
parallelogram.
8.
Shape 8: It has 4 right angles and opposite sides are equal. This is a
rectangle.
9.
Shape 9: It has exactly one pair of parallel sides (the vertical ones). This is a
trapezoid.
10.
Shape 10: It has exactly one pair of parallel sides (the vertical ones). This is a
trapezoid.
11.
Shape 11: Opposite sides are parallel and equal, but there are no right angles. This is a
parallelogram.
12.
Shape 12: It has 4 right angles and opposite sides are equal. This is a
rectangle.
*(Note: While all these shapes are technically "quadrilaterals" because they have 4 sides, in these types of worksheets, you usually pick the most specific name available in the list.)*
Final Answer:
1) rectangle
2) trapezoid
3) rectangle
4) square
5) trapezoid
6) rhombus
7) parallelogram
8) rectangle
9) trapezoid
10) trapezoid
11) parallelogram
12) rectangle
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of identifying quadrilaterals.
