Kindergarten geometry
Kindergarten (Reception and Year 1 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: K.G.A.2, K.G.B.4, K.G.A.3, K.G.A.1 · England: Reception Shape, Y1 Geometry
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Question 1
How many squares the same size do you need to make a long rectangle that is 2 squares long and 1 square high?
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Question 2
Can a cuboid (like a cereal box) roll?
- A. Yes
- B. No
Question 3
Kofi says: "A big triangle and a tiny triangle are different shapes." True or false?
- A. True
- B. False
Question 4
The ball is below the chair. So the chair is … the ball.
- A. above
- B. in front of
- C. below
- D. to the left of
Question 5
Which of these is shaped most like a triangle?
- A. a door
- B. a warning road sign
- C. a chessboard
- D. a wheel
Question 6
Two half-circles are put together along their straight edges. What shape do they make?
- A. rectangle
- B. circle
- C. square
- D. triangle
Question 7
What shape is the face of a wall clock?
- A. rectangle
- B. square
- C. triangle
- D. circle
Question 8
Hiro says a cylinder can roll AND stack. True or false?
- A. True
- B. False
Question 9
Jamal drew this shape. What is it called?
- A. rectangle
- B. circle
- C. hexagon
- D. triangle
Question 10
How many corners does this circle have?
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Question 11
I have 3 straight sides and 3 corners. What am I?
- A. circle
- B. hexagon
- C. triangle
- D. rectangle
Question 12
A bookcase has three shelves. The drum is on the top shelf, the robot is on the middle shelf and the teddy is on the bottom shelf. Which toy is below the robot?
- A. The drum
- B. The robot
- C. The teddy
Question 13
What 3D shape is an orange most like?
- A. cylinder
- B. cuboid
- C. sphere
- D. cone
Question 14
Which of these is a flat (2D) shape: square, sphere, cylinder?
- A. square
- B. sphere
- C. cylinder
Question 15
Which solid shape has two flat circle faces and can roll in a straight line?
- A. sphere
- B. cube
- C. cone
- D. cylinder
Question 16
How many straight sides does a hexagon have?
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