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Maths · Grade 2 · Set C
Naming shapes, counting corners: a step further
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Remember: Count the angles. Three is a triangle, four is a quadrilateral, five is a pentagon and six is a hexagon.

Tilted shapes

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What is this tilted shape called?
trianglequadrilateralpentagonhexagon
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Pip tilts a shape. What is it called?
trianglequadrilateralpentagonhexagon
3
How many angles does this turned shape have?
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A square and a rectangle are both quadrilaterals.
TrueFalse

Count and compare

Count the angles. Turning a shape does not change them.

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These two shapes are side by side. How many angles do they have in all?
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How many more angles does the second shape have than the first?
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Which shape has one more angle than a pentagon?
trianglequadrilateralhexagon
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A hexagon has fewer angles than a pentagon.
TrueFalse
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A cube has 6 faces. Pip paints 2 of them blue. How many faces are not blue?
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Join each clue to a shape.
  1. 1one more angle than a triangle
  2. 2one more angle than a quadrilateral
  3. 3one more angle than a pentagon
  • Apentagon
  • Bquadrilateral
  • Chexagon
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Circle every shape with 5 or more angles.
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Draw a shape with 6 angles. Write its name under it.
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Draw two different quadrilaterals.
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Tell why a square is also a quadrilateral.
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