Grade 3 Geometry: Is it a quadrilateral?

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What students practice: Recognizing and naming quadrilaterals by shared attributes.

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Grade 3 · Geometry

Is It a Quadrilateral?

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Easy

Is this shape a quadrilateral? Write yes or no.
Answer: no

Standard

Is this shape a quadrilateral? Write yes or no.
Answer: yes

Challenge

Is this shape a quadrilateral? Write yes or no.
Answer: no

Where this skill fits

Previous skill: Count the right angles
All grades: Geometry worksheets, Grades 1–5

Related Common Core standards

3.G.A.1 — Understand that shapes in different categories can share attributes; recognize quadrilaterals.

The task matches what these standards describe at this grade. Common Core–informed practice; not a claim of official alignment.