Math 3 Common Assessment (Revised 2016 SOLs) Polygons SOL 3.12 (a-c) SOL 3.12b 1. Label each polygon with its correct name. A name may be used more than one time. You will not use every name. (Drag and Drop Question. Click and drag the responses to the correct box.) Quadrilateral Hexagon Octagon Pentagon Heptagon Nonagon Decagon SOL 3.12b 2. Which set of figures shows only hexagons? A B C D SOL 3.12b 3. Which figure has less than five vertices? A Hexagon B Rhombus C Pentagon D Octagon SOL 3.12b 4. Which polygon has more than 4 sides and less than 8 sides? A Triangle B Parallelogram C Pentagon D Nonagon SOL 3.12b 5. Read the statements below. Which statement is true? A Heptagons have 3 more sides than quadrilaterals. B A decagon has less sides than a heptagon. C A nonagon has 7 angles. D A pentagon has a greater number of sides than an octagon. SOL 3.12a 6. Identify each picture that represents a polygon. You must select all the correct responses. (IA Note: TEI Hot Spot Item) SOL 3.12a 7. Which of the following is a pentagon? A B C D SOL 3.12a 8. Which of the following has more vertices than a hexagon? A quadrilateral B triangle C pentagon D heptagon SOL 3.12b 9. Which polygon best describes the design below? A Hexagon B Octagon C Heptagon D Pentagon SOL 3.12b 10. What type of polygon has 3 times as many vertices as a triangle? A Decagon B Hexagon C Octagon D Nonagon SOL 3.12b 11. Place the following polygons in order from least to greatest according to the number of vertices. (IA Note: Drag and Drop Question. Click and drag the responses to the correct box.) Least number of ver/ces Decagon Triangle Heptagon Hexagon Greatest number of ver/ces SOL 3.12b 12. Krysta cut a shape out of a piece of construction paper. The shape had 8 sides and 8 angles. Which shape did Krysta make? A Octagon B Heptagon C Decagon D Nonagon SOL 3.12b 13.Jason, Amanda, Megan, and Shane were each asked to name a quadrilateral. Here are their answers: Jason – rectangle Amanda – pentagon Megan – trapezoid Shane - rhombus Who was incorrect? A Jason B Amanda C Megan D Shane SOL 3.12a 14.Which set of figure shows only heptagons? A B C D SOL 3.12b 15. Look at the figure below. The figure can best be described as a(n) – A Decagon because it has ten sides and nine vertices. B Nonagon because it has exactly nine vertices. C Hexagon because it has all congruent sides. D Decagon because it has exactly ten vertices. SOL 3.12c 16.Sarah cut a rectangular piece of paper along the dotted lines shown below. What shapes did she have left? A three triangles and a rectangle B two triangles and a trapezoid C two triangles and a rhombus D two triangles and a parallelogram SOL 3.12c 17.Edward put a puzzle together with the triangular pieces below. What shape did he create? A rectangle B triangle C trapezoid D parallelogram SOL 3.12c 18. Rose combined the shapes below to create a picture of a crayon. What is the name of the polygon she created? A rectangle B hexagon C pentagon D heptagon SOL 3.12c 19. Jonas put three shapes together to create a picture of rocket. What shapes did he use? A triangle, rectangle, trapezoid B triangle, rectangle, rhombus C rectangle, trapezoid, hexagon D square, trapezoid, heptagon.