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GEOMETRY A Review of Shapes in Geometry Grades 9-12 Jon Dressler Forward
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Navigation Click on a shape or the shape’s name to find out some facts about it. Click on the arrow after looking at each shape to take a review quiz. Triangle Square Pentagon Hexagon Heptagon Octagon Nonagon Decagon Quiz!
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Triangle A triangle is a three sided shape Each angle of a regular triangle is 60 degrees The total number of degrees in a triangle is 180 Back
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Square A square is a four sided figure All sides of a square are the same length Each angle of a square is 90 degrees Back
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Pentagon A pentagon is a five sided figure Each angle of a regular pentagon is 108 degrees The total number of degrees in a pentagon is 540 Back
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Hexagon A hexagon is a six sided figure Each angle of a regular hexagon is 120 degrees The total number of degrees in a hexagon is 720 Back
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Heptagon A heptagon is a seven sided figure Each angle of a regular heptagon is 128 degrees The total number of degrees in a heptagon is 900 Back
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Octagon An octagon is an eight sided figure Each angle of a regular octagon is 135 degrees The total number of degrees in an octagon is 1080. Back
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Nonagon A nonagon is a nine sided figure Each angle of a regular nonagon is 140 degrees The total number of degrees in a nonagon is 1260 Back
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Decagon A decagon is a ten sided figure Each angle of a regular octagon is 144 degrees The total number of degrees in a decagon is 1440 Back
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Which shape has seven sides? A.HexagonHexagon B.HeptagonHeptagon C.OctagonOctagon
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Hexagon This is not the correct answer. A hexagon only has six sides. Please try again. Back
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Heptagon This is the correct answer! A heptagon has seven sides. Conclusion
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Octagon This is not the correct answer. An octagon has eight sides. Please try again. Back
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Congratulations You have correctly answered the review question and completed the lesson. Click the arrow to reset the PowerPoint for the next person. Back
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