Classifying Quadrilaterals Worksheet with shapes and classification fields.

Since I can't view or access images directly, I can't see the specific quadrilaterals in your uploaded worksheet. However, I can help you solve the task based on common types of quadrilaterals and their classifications.

The worksheet asks you to:
- Name each quadrilateral.
- List its attributes (properties).

Here’s how to approach this type of problem:

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🔷 Step-by-step Guide for Classifying Quadrilaterals

#### 1. Identify the shape
Look at the shape and determine what kind of quadrilateral it is based on sides and angles.

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🟦 Common Quadrilaterals & Their Attributes

| Shape | Name | Attributes |
|-------|------|-----------|
| ✔ All sides equal, all angles = 90° | Square | - 4 equal sides<br>- 4 right angles<br>- Opposite sides parallel<br>- Diagonals equal and bisect at 90° |
| ✔ Two pairs of parallel sides, opposite sides equal, no right angles | Rhombus | - 4 equal sides<br>- Opposite angles equal<br>- Opposite sides parallel<br>- Diagonals bisect at 90° |
| ✔ One pair of parallel sides (top and bottom) | Trapezoid | - Exactly one pair of parallel sides<br>- Can have non-parallel sides of different lengths |
| ✔ Two pairs of parallel sides, opposite sides equal, all angles not necessarily 90° | Parallelogram | - Opposite sides equal and parallel<br>- Opposite angles equal<br>- Diagonals bisect each other |
| ✔ Two pairs of adjacent equal sides (kite shape) | Kite | - Two pairs of adjacent sides equal<br>- One diagonal is a line of symmetry<br>- Diagonals intersect at 90° |
| ✔ Four right angles, opposite sides equal | Rectangle | - 4 right angles<br>- Opposite sides equal and parallel<br>- Diagonals are equal and bisect each other |

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🔍 Now let's assume the shapes in the worksheet (based on typical problems):

Let’s say the five quadrilaterals are (from top to bottom):

1. Diamond-shaped → Likely a Rhombus or Square
2. Trapezoid → Top and bottom parallel, slanted sides
3. Slanted parallelogram → Not a rectangle, but opposite sides parallel → Parallelogram
4. Kite-like → Two pairs of adjacent equal sides → Kite
5. Square/Rectangle → Right angles, likely a Square or Rectangle

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✔ Example Answers:

#### 1. First shape: Diamond (all sides equal, no right angles)
- Name: Rhombus
- Attributes:
- 4 equal sides
- Opposite sides parallel
- Opposite angles equal
- Diagonals bisect at 90°

#### 2. Second shape: Trapezoid (one pair of parallel sides)
- Name: Trapezoid
- Attributes:
- Exactly one pair of parallel sides
- Non-parallel sides may be unequal
- Angles not necessarily equal

#### 3. Third shape: Slanted parallelogram
- Name: Parallelogram
- Attributes:
- Opposite sides equal and parallel
- Opposite angles equal
- Diagonals bisect each other

#### 4. Fourth shape: Kite-shaped (two pairs of adjacent equal sides)
- Name: Kite
- Attributes:
- Two pairs of adjacent sides equal
- One diagonal is a line of symmetry
- Diagonals intersect at 90°

#### 5. Fifth shape: Rectangle with equal sides (likely a square)
- Name: Square
- Attributes:
- 4 equal sides
- 4 right angles
- Opposite sides parallel
- Diagonals equal and bisect at 90°

> ⚠️ Note: If the last shape has only two pairs of equal sides and right angles (but not all sides equal), it would be a Rectangle.

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✔ Final Tips:

- Look for parallel lines, equal sides, right angles, and symmetry.
- Use definitions to classify accurately.
- Remember: A square is a special type of rectangle and rhombus.

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If you can describe the shapes (e.g., "first one is a diamond with all sides equal"), I can give you exact answers!