Let’s go step by step to check each row in the chart.
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Row 1: “4 Sides” with a parallelogram (slanted rectangle shape)
→ Count the sides: top, bottom, left, right → that’s 4 sides.
✔ So,
True
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Row 2: “2 Sets of Parallel Sides” with a parallelogram
→ In a parallelogram, opposite sides are parallel.
Top and bottom are parallel. Left and right are parallel.
That’s 2 sets.
✔ So,
True
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Row 3: “4 Right Angles” with a diamond-shaped rhombus
→ A rhombus has equal sides, but angles are NOT necessarily 90°.
In this picture, the angles look like two acute and two obtuse — not right angles.
Only squares and rectangles have 4 right angles among quadrilaterals.
✘ So,
False
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Row 4: “Quadrilateral” with a square
→ A quadrilateral is any 4-sided polygon.
A square has 4 sides → so it IS a quadrilateral.
✔ So,
True
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Final Answer:
| Attribute | Polygon | True or False |
|-----------------------|----------------|---------------|
| Example: 3 Sides | triangle | True |
| 4 Sides | parallelogram |
True |
| 2 Sets of Parallel Sides | parallelogram |
True |
| 4 Right Angles | rhombus |
False |
| Quadrilateral | square |
True |
So the answers to fill in are:
- 4 Sides →
True
- 2 Sets of Parallel Sides →
True
- 4 Right Angles →
False
- Quadrilateral →
True
Final Answer:
True, True, False, True
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of quadrilateral worksheet 3rd grade.