2. Drill
1. Lines
that do
not meet.2. Lines
that cross
each
other.3. Lines that
intersect and
form a square
corner.
4. Angles
that
measures
90˚.5. Angles that
measures less
than 90˚.6. Angles
that
measures
more than
90˚ but less
Draw what is
asked in the
following
questions.
3.
4.
5. Here are
Nsoamme ofethse
basic types of
Quadrilaterals
Rhombus
Trapezoid
Parallelogram
RectangleSquare
QUADRILATERALS
A QUADRILATERAL IS A POLYGON
WITH 4 SIDES AND 4 ANGLES.
THE FOLLOWING ARE DIFFERENT
QUADRILATERALS.
21. Looking at the different quadrilaterals.
What have you observed about the
quadrilaterals?
Compare a square and a rectangle what is
common to both figures? How are they
different?
Processing
the
Activities
22. Compare square and rhombus. Is
there is commonality between the
two figures? How are they different?
Processing
the
Activities
23. Compare rhombus and parallelogram.
Are they similar? If not,
What is the difference between two
figures?
Processing
the
Activities
24. Draw a if your answer is YES and a
if it is NO.
Is a parallelogram a rectangle?
Is a trapezoid a parallelogram? Why?
Is a square a rectangle?
Is rhombus a square?
Is a rectangle a parallelogram?
KEEP MOVING
25. Using recycled materials like boxes of
soap, toothpaste, or any indigenous
material, create any art work applying
your lessons on quadrilaterals.
APPLICATION
26. What are the different
classification of
quadrilaterals?
The classifications
are square, rhombus,
rectangle, trapezoid
and
parallelogram
GENERALIZATION