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3rd Grade Geometry Quiz

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7. The triangle below has been subdivided into two parts by drawing a line from one vertex to the opposite side. What are the names of the two resulting polygons?
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Two Pentagons
Two Triangles
One Triangle
Two Quadrilaterals

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7. The triangle below has been subdivided into two parts by drawing a line from one vertex to the opposite side. What are the names of the two resulting polygons?
Two Pentagons
Two Triangles
One Triangle
Two Quadrilaterals
30s
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8. The pentagon below is subdivided into three parts. What are the resulting polygons?
Three triangles
Three quadrilaterals
One pentagon
One triangle, one square, and one rectangle
One triangle and one quadrilateral
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