MENTAL MATH DRAW THAT SHAPE In this timed test you will have to DRAW some geometric figures. Some may be able to be drawn two or three different ways.

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MENTAL MATH

DRAW THAT SHAPE In this timed test you will have to DRAW some geometric figures. Some may be able to be drawn two or three different ways. Use the best shape to identify it. For example a rectangle can be drawn as a square BUT that’s not the best way to identify your drawing. Try your best to draw straight lines where appropriate. Good luck!!

Timed Quiz Beginning with the next slide you will have 20 seconds to answer each question using the mental math strategy just practiced. There will be 10 questions to do. Put the title “Mental Math” at the top of your page, your name to the right, and then numbers 1 to 10 below. Only your answer will go beside the question number. Your page should look like the following:

Mental Math Susan Black NOW…. Get ready to begin….

Question 1 PARALLELOGRAM

Question 2 OCTAGON

Question 3 TRAPEZOID

Question 4 RECTANGULAR PRISM

Question 5 SQUARE

Question 6 PENTAGON

Question 7 RHOMBUS

Question 8 POLYGON

Question 9 HEXAGON

Question 10 CUBE

Now get ready to check your answers below…