Geometry - Shape Classification (2D) - Practice

38 Topics, 4 Skills

2D Shape Congruent or Similar - Image Pair to Property

Topic 1

2D Shape Congruent or Similar - Image Pair and Property to Yes/No

Topic 2

Circles - Rule to Find Diameter from Radius - Simple

Topic 3

2D Shape Congruent or Similar - Property to Image Pair

Topic 4

Circles - Rule to Find Radius from Diameter - Simple

Topic 5

2D Shape Congruent or Similar - Image and Property to Image

Topic 6

Circles - Find Diameter from Radius

Topic 7

Circles - Find Diameter from Radius

Topic 8

Circles - Find Radius from Diameter

Topic 9

Shapes - 2D Complex

Topic 10

Shapes Reversed - 2D Complex

Topic 11

Is Shape a Parallelogram (from image)

Topic 12

Is Shape a Parallelogram (from name)

Topic 13

Parts of a Circle

Topic 14

Identify Whether Lines are Intersecting, Parallel, or Perpendicular

Topic 15

Acute, Obtuse, Right or Straight - First Time

Topic 16

90, 180, or 270 Degrees

Topic 17

Triangle Classification - Both

Topic 18

Classifying Polygons by Sides

Topic 19

Classifying Polygons as Regular or Irregular

Topic 20

Quadrilaterals

Topic 21

Parts of a Circle - First Time

Topic 22

Identify Lines, Segments, and Rays - First Time

Topic 23

Triangle Classification - Sides - First Time

Topic 24

Acute, Obtuse, Right or Straight

Topic 25

Triangle Classification - Angles - First Time

Topic 26

Polygons - Number of Sides to Name

Topic 27

Classifying Polygons by Sides

Topic 28

Classifying Polygons by Sides and Regular or Irregular

Topic 29

Quadrilaterals Reversed

Topic 30

Parts of a Circle - True/False

Topic 31

Identify Lines, Segments, and Rays

Topic 32

Triangle Classification - Sides

Topic 33

Acute, Obtuse, Right or Straight (Reversed)

Topic 34

Triangle Classification - Angles

Topic 35

Polygons - Name to Number of Sides

Topic 36

Classifying Polygons by Sides - Reversed

Topic 37

Quadrilaterals - Is Shape of a Type

Topic 38

Is Shape a Parallelogram (from name)

Level 1

This topic explores the classification of two-dimensional shapes as parallelograms based on their names. It tests understanding of specific geometric properties that define parallelograms, including squares, rectangles, and rhombuses. The problems ask to identify whether shapes like trapezoids, kites, and others qualify as parallelograms. This is a foundational geometry topic focusing on shape classification within a broader unit on 2D shape practice.

Work on practice problems directly here, or download the printable pdf worksheet to practice offline.

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