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Quiz on Quadrilateral

Quiz by MARJORIE UMALI

Philippines Curriculum: Grades K-10 (MELC)

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Linda claims that if two angles of a quadrilateral do not have a common side, then it is called opposite angles. Is Linda’s claim correct?
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NO
YES
NOT SURE

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Q1
Linda claims that if two angles of a quadrilateral do not have a common side, then it is called opposite angles. Is Linda’s claim correct?
NO
YES
NOT SURE
30s
Q2
If you connect the two opposite vertices of a quadrilateral like the figure below, how do you call that line?
OPPOSITE SIDES
CONSECUTIVE SIDES
DIAGONALS
30s
Q3
Rowan and Rotu argued about consecutive angles of a quadrilateral. Rowan said, these are two angles in a quadrilateral which include a side in their intersection. While Rotu said that these are two angles which are in the opposite part. Who do you think is correct?
ROTU
ROWAN
BOTH OF THEM
30s
Q4
The consecutive sides in the given figure, according to Marian, are two sides that have an endpoint in common. Is she correct?
NOT SURE
YES
NO
30s
Q5
The given figure is a quadrilateral. Arthur and Amor argued about the name of it. Can you help them? What do you think is the correct name of the given quadrilateral?
PARALLELOGRAM LVIE
PARALLELOGRAM LIVE
PARALLELOGRAM LIEV
30s

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