Let’s match each shape to its correct name by looking at their sides and angles.
1.
Green rectangle – It has 4 right angles, and opposite sides are equal. That’s a
Rectangle.
2.
Pink kite-shaped figure – Two pairs of adjacent sides are equal. This is a
Kite.
3.
Yellow slanted parallelogram – Opposite sides are parallel and equal, but no right angles. This is a
Parallelogram.
4.
Orange trapezoid – Only one pair of opposite sides is parallel. That’s a
Trapezoid.
5.
Dark blue square – All sides equal, all angles 90°. That’s a
Square.
6.
Gray diamond (rhombus) – All sides equal, but angles are not 90°. That’s a
Rhombus.
Now let’s line them up correctly:
- Green → Rectangle
- Pink → Kite
- Yellow → Parallelogram
- Orange → Trapezoid
- Dark Blue → Square
- Gray → Rhombus
Final Answer:
Green shape → Rectangle
Pink shape → Kite
Yellow shape → Parallelogram
Orange shape → Trapezoid
Dark Blue shape → Square
Gray shape → Rhombus
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of naming quadrilaterals worksheet.
