Topic Review: Geometry and Measurement
Quiz by Grade 4 - Texas Education Agency
Grade 4
Math (Archived)
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- Q1Which figure cannot have parallel line segments?TriangleSquarePentagonTrapezoid60s4.6.D: Geometry and Measurement
- Q2Angle N is shown on this protractor What is the measure of angle N to the nearest degree?75°180°80°105°60s4.7.C: - Geometry and Measurement
- Q3Frank is using a protractor to construct an angle that measures 65°. First he draws ray PQ, as shown on the protractor. To complete the 65° angle, Frank should draw another ray that starts at point P and passes through —point Spoint Rpoint Vpoint T60s4.7.D: - Geometry and Measurement
- Q4Angle 1 and angle 2 form a right angle. The measure of angle 1 is 32°. What is the measure of angle 2?32°62°90°58°60s4.7.E: - Geometry and Measurement
- Q5Vivian had a $5 bill, 3 quarters, 2 dimes, and 5 nickels. She paid for a poster that cost $5.36. How much money does she have left?$0.04$0.84$1.16$6.2060s4.8.C: - Geometry and Measurement
- Q6Ruth sorted polygons into groups. The polygons shown belong in the same group. Which description best represents this group?Polygons with perpendicular lines onlyPolygons with obtuse angles onlyPolygons with acute and obtuse anglesPolygons with perpendicular and parallel lines60s4.6.D: Geometry and Measurement
- Q7Which angle does NOT appear to have a measure of 23°?#texas/e222cf09-f0b3-4981-9fc9-920530538e92/D.png#texas/e222cf09-f0b3-4981-9fc9-920530538e92/B.png#texas/e222cf09-f0b3-4981-9fc9-920530538e92/C.png#texas/e222cf09-f0b3-4981-9fc9-920530538e92/A.png60s4.7.C: - Geometry and Measurement
- Q8Lana drew these figures. Which of these figures appear to have both a horizontal line of symmetry and a vertical line of symmetry?Figure M and Figure P onlyFigure L and Figure NFigure L, Figure M, and Figure PFigure M only60s4.6.B: Geometry and Measurement
- Q9Landry drew a flag with exactly one pair of perpendicular sides. Which of these could be the shape of the flag?SquareRight triangleRectangleAcute triangle60s4.6.D: Geometry and Measurement
- Q10A dictionary has a mass of about 2.5 kg. Which object has a mass closest to the mass of a dictionary?Bag of chipsPair of bootsRefrigeratorBicycle60s4.8.A: - Geometry and Measurement
- Q11Angle Q is shown on this protractor. What is the measure of angle Q to the nearest degree?150°, because 130° plus 20° equals 150°30°, because 160° minus 130° equals 30°110°, because 160° minus 50° equals 110°70°, because 50° plus 20° equals 70°60s4.7.C: - Geometry and Measurement
- Q12Lela made a triangle that had one 90° angle and two acute angles. Which term describes Lela’s triangle?Obtuse triangle, because the largest angle is obtuseAcute triangle, because there are two acute anglesRight triangle, because there is one 90° angleRight triangle, because all three angles are 90°60s4.6.C: Geometry and Measurement
- Q13In the diagram below, the line segments represent four parts of a walking trail in a park. Measure the length of each line segment to the nearest centimeter. Which measurement is closest to the total length in centimeters of the walking trail shown in the diagram?9 cm22 cm18 cm26 cm60s4.8.C: - Geometry and Measurement
- Q14Angle MLN has a measure of 41°. Angle NLP is a right angle. What is the measure of angle MLP?49°131°180°82°60s4.7.E: - Geometry and Measurement
- Q15Which figure appears to have exactly 1 line of symmetry?#texas/06399342-463e-49dc-b41b-f6a7fbf6bb7d/C.png#texas/06399342-463e-49dc-b41b-f6a7fbf6bb7d/D.png#texas/06399342-463e-49dc-b41b-f6a7fbf6bb7d/B.png#texas/06399342-463e-49dc-b41b-f6a7fbf6bb7d/A.png60s4.6.B: Geometry and Measurement
