Changing Shapes
Practice
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pencilDirections: Find the new shape by combining, subdividing and changing each shape.

1.

Alyssa has a rectangular piece of paper. It measures 8 inches wide and 12 inches long. If she cuts 4 inches of length off the paper, what will the dimensions of this new shape be?


 

Choose:

8 inch square
9 inch square

3 inch square

12 inch square

 

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2.

Mary has a triangular piece of candy. It measures 5 inches wide and 5 inches long. If she combines both triangular pieces of candy, what will the dimensions of this new shape be?


 

Choose:

5 inch triangle
10 inch square

10 inch triangle

5 inch square

 

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3.

Courtney has a trapezoid. If she combines another trapezoid on top of it, what will the new shape be?


 

Choose:

octagon
hexagon

trapezoid

pentagon

 

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4.

Brad has a square piece of paper. It measures 6 inches wide and 6 inches long. If he glues another square that measures 6 inches wide and 6 inches long to the first square, what will the dimensions of this new shape be?


 

Choose:

a 6 inch wide and 8 inch long rectangle
a 6 inch wide and 12 inch long square

a 6 inch wide and 12 inch long rectangle

a 12 inch wide and 12 inch long rectangle

 

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5.

Chris has a rectangular piece of cloth. It measures 2 inches wide and 4 inches long. If he cuts 2 inches of length off the cloth, what will the dimensions of this new shape be?


 

Choose:

2 inch square
6 inch square

8 inch square

4 inch square

 

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6.

Stephen has a triangle. If he combines another triangle on top of it, what will the new shape be?
 


 

Choose:

triangle
trapezoid

diamond

rectangle

 

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