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Putting smaller shapes together to make bigger ones, and cutting bigger ones back down.

Grade 110 questions
1

You cut a square straight from one corner to the opposite corner. How many pieces do you get?

1234
2

Two squares of the same size placed side by side make a rectangle.

TrueFalse
3

A rectangle is cut straight down the middle into two equal parts. What is each part?

A smaller rectangleA circleA triangleA pentagon
4

Tap two pieces to build a rectangle.

Tap to build your answer. You can use one more than once.
5

Which two shapes fit together to make a bigger triangle?

Two smaller trianglesTwo circlesA circle and a squareTwo pentagons
6

How many squares do you need to build a rectangle that is two squares long and one square tall?

7

Six equal triangles are fitted together around a middle point. What shape do they make?

A hexagonA squareA circleA triangle
8

You can build a circle by putting straight-sided shapes together.

TrueFalse
9

Put a triangle on top of a square. What does the new shape look like?

A houseA ballA wheelA straight line
10

Tap these shapes in order, from the fewest sides to the most.

Tap them one at a time, in order.
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