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11 Plus (11+) Maths Practice Test: Shapes (Very Easy)
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Shapes that do not have volume (they are flat) are called two-dimensional (2D), e.g. the square and the circle.

Tip: A quadrilateral is a closed 2D-shape formed by four straight lines, e.g. a square.

11 Plus (11+) Maths Practice Test: Shapes (Very Easy)
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1. What is the name of the object that is being described?
It's a closed 3D-shape that has six identical square sides, where each square side is at right angles to the other square sides that it joins with at its edges.
2. What is the name of the object that is being described?
It's a closed quadrilateral, the sides of which are equal in length and joined at right angles to each other.
3. How many sides does a quadrilateral have?
4. What is the name of the object that is being described?
It's a closed 2D-shape with three straight sides that are joined up at their ends.
5. Which 2-D shape has seven sides which are equal in length and joined at the same angle to each other?
6. What is the name of the object that is being described?
It's a closed quadrilateral with two pairs of parallel sides which are not joined at right angles to each other and which are not all identical in length.
7. What is another term for a 3-D shape?
8. Which of the following shapes is not a quadrilateral?
9. What is the name of the object that is being described?
It's a closed 2D-shape in the form of a perfect hollow ring.
10. What do we call a 3-D shape with straight parallel sides and a circular top and bottom?
11. What is the name of the object that is being described?
It describes a shape that has volume.
12. What do we call a line which cuts a circle in half and passes through its centre?
13. What do we call a triangle with one right-angle corner?
14. What is the name of the object that is being described?
It's a small dot.
15. How many corners and faces does a cube have?
16. What is the name of the object that is being described?
It's a closed five-sided 2D-shape, the sides of which are equal in length and joined at the same angle to each other.
17. The internal angles of a triangle always add up to how many degrees?
18. What is the name of the object that is being described?
It's a measure of the amount of rotation (turn).
19. What is the name of the object that is being described?
It's a closed 3D-shape that is formed by rotating a circle.
20. A parallelogram whose sides are the same length is often called a ‘diamond’. What is another name for a ‘diamond’ shape?

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