Common Core: Kindergarten Math : Geometry
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Example Question #5 : Analyzing, Comparing, Creating, And Composing Shapes
What is the difference between the two shapes below?
Their color is different.
Nothing is different, they are the same shape.
One of the shapes is two-dimensional and one of the shapes is three-dimensional.
One of the shapes is two-dimensional and one of the shapes is three-dimensional.
The shape on the left is a solid shape, or a three-dimensional shape. The shape on the left is a flat shape, or two-dimensional shape.
Example Question #1 : Analyzing, Comparing, Creating, And Composing Shapes
What is similar about the two shapes below?
They have the same number of sides.
They are the same color.
They are the same size.
They have the same number of sides.
Both of these shapes have four sides.
Example Question #1 : Analyzing, Comparing, Creating, And Composing Shapes
What is similar about the two shapes below?
The color of the shapes.
The number of sides they both have.
The size of the shapes.
The number of sides they both have.
Both of these shapes have the same number of sides.
Example Question #1 : Analyze And Compare Two And Three Dimensional Shapes: Ccss.Math.Content.K.G.B.4
What is similar about the two shapes below?
They are both two-dimensional.
They are both three-dimensional.
They are the same color.
They are both three-dimensional.
Both of these shapes are three-dimensional, or solid, shapes.
Example Question #41 : Geometry
What is the difference between the two shapes below?
One shape is round and one shape is made up of straight lines.
One shape is two-dimensional and the other shape is three-dimensional.
They are different colors.
One shape is round and one shape is made up of straight lines.
Both of these shapes are two-dimensional because they are both flat shapes. They are also the same color.
However, the circle is a round shape and the triangle is made up of three, straight lines.
Example Question #43 : Geometry
What is different about the two shapes below?
The number of sides each of the shapes have.
The color of the shapes.
The name of the shapes.
The name of the shapes.
Both of these shapes have four sides and they are both orange.
The only different is their names. The shape of the left is a trapezoid and the shape on the right is a rectangle.
Example Question #11 : Analyze And Compare Two And Three Dimensional Shapes: Ccss.Math.Content.K.G.B.4
What is similar about the two shapes below?
The names of the shapes.
The size of the shapes.
The number of sides.
The number of sides.
Both of these shapes have four sides.
Example Question #841 : Common Core Math: Kindergarten
What is similar about the two shapes below?
The color of each shape.
The size of each shape.
The number of sides each shapes have.
The number of sides each shapes have.
Both of these shapes have four sides.
Example Question #842 : Common Core Math: Kindergarten
What piece is missing to complete this square?
To complete the square you need to fill in the top with a straight line that goes from left to right.
Example Question #11 : Analyzing, Comparing, Creating, And Composing Shapes
What piece is missing to complete this square?
To complete the square you need to fill in the bottom with a straight line that goes from left to right.
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