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KindergartenGeometry60 target questions
Compose simple shapes to form larger shapes.
Sample Practice Questions (3)
1
Look at the two triangles below. If you put these two triangles together along their longest sides, what new shape can you make?
AA square
BA circle
CA hexagon
DA star
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2
If you put two equal squares side-by-side, what shape do they make together?
AA triangle
BA rectangle
CA circle
DA diamond
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3
Which two shapes can be put together to make a full circle?
ATwo semi-circles
BTwo squares
CTwo triangles
DTwo rectangles
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