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    Independent Recap | Year 4 | Geometry | Questions

    Arithmetic

    1. 6.3 x 10 2. 804 – 700 3. 33 x 9 4. 1,217 – 800

    Practice: Triangles
    5. Recap: Which type of triangle is this? 6. E (equilateral), S (scalene), I (isosceles) or R
    How do you know? (right-angled)? a. all sides and angles different.
    b. has a right-angle. c. all sides and angles the
    same. d. two sides and angles the same

    7. Label each as 8. Tick the scalene triangles.


    E, S, I or R. a.
    d.
    b. c.

    9. Tick the isosceles triangles. 10. This triangle could be two types of
    triangle.
    Which two? How do you know?

    11. Using a ruler, draw two different right- 12. Using a ruler, draw two different scalene
    angled triangles. triangles.

    13. Mae says she has drawn an equilateral


    triangle.
    Is she correct? Explain.

    14. Use these lines to draw at least one right-angle triangle, one isosceles triangle and
    Challenge

    one scalene triangle. Label the triangles you draw.

    You might want Spot the mistake


    to talk to an adult

    1 © Third Space Learning 2020. You may photocopy this page.


    Independent Recap | Year 4 | Geometry

    Answers

    Q no. Question Answer

    1 6.3 x 10 63
    2 804 – 700 104
    3 33 x 9 297
    4 1,217 – 800 417
    5 Which type of triangle This is a right angle triangle. Pupils should be able to identify this because there is a
    is this? How do you right angle labelled in the triangle.
    know?
    6 E (equilateral), S a. S, b. R, c. E, d. I
    (scalene), I (isosceles)
    or R (right-angled)?
    7 Label each as E, S, I First - right-angled triangle, Second - equilateral triangle, Third - isosceles triangle,
    or R. Fourth - scalene triangle
    8 Tick the scalene Second and fourth triangles ticked.
    triangles.
    9 Tick the isosceles Fifth and sixth triangles ticked.
    triangles.
    10 This triangle could be The triangle could be a right angle triangle or an isosceles triangle. It has a right angle
    two types of triangle. (making it a right-angle triangle) but also an isosceles triangle as it has two equal sides
    Which two? How do and two equal angles.
    you know?
    11 Using a ruler, draw two Correctly drawn right-angle triangles.
    different right-angled
    triangles.
    12 Using a ruler, draw Correctly drawn scalene triangles.
    two different scalene
    triangles.
    13 Mae says she has Mae is incorrect, she has drawn an isosceles triangle. Pupils can prove this by
    drawn an equilateral measuring the sides in the triangle.
    triangle. Is she correct?
    Explain.
    14 Use these lines to draw Answers will vary depending on the triangle pupils draw. As there are 5 starter lines,
    at least one right-angle pupils will need to repeat at least one type of triangle.
    triangle, one isosceles
    triangle and one
    scalene triangle. Label
    the triangles you draw.

    2 For more free resources and intervention support go to thirdspacelearning.com

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