Transcript Draw a rhombus.

Drawing Two
Dimensional Shapes
Draw two congruent squares.
• Congruent – same
shape & size
• Square – a
quadrilateral with 4
right angles & 4
congruent sides.
Draw a rhombus.
Then draw another rhombus that is
congruent to the first one.
• Congruent – same
shape & size
• Rhombus - a
parallelogram with
four congruent sides.
Draw a parallelogram with
4 right angles and 4 congruent sides.
• Parallelogram - a
quadrilateral in which both
pairs of opposite sides are
parallel
• Square – a quadrilateral
with 4 right angles & 4
congruent sides.
• A square is also a
parallelogram.
Draw three congruent rhombi that are connected
to make one parallelogram.
Draw a rectangle. Label its four vertices A, B, C,
and D so that segment AB is perpendicular to line
segment BC.
Draw a parallelogram with 4 right angles and 2
pair of congruent sides. (Not a square.)
You should
have drawn a
rectangle.
Draw two congruent rectangles that are connected
to make one square.
Draw a triangle like this one. Connect a congruent
triangle to it so that you have a rectangle or
square.
Draw a parallelogram. Label its four vertices A, B,
C, and D so that segment AB is parallel to
segment DC.
Draw a triangle.
Draw the shape
as if it was
rotated
clockwise.
Draw a vertical line in the box. On the left side of the line,
draw a quadrilateral with no congruent sides. On the right,
draw the shape as if it was reflected (flipped) across the line.
On the left side of
the line, draw a
quadrilateral with
no congruent sides.
On the right, draw
the reflection of that
figure.
Draw a horizontal between the top and
bottom of the box.
Above the line,
draw a triangle
and rectangle.
Below the line,
draw the shapes
as if they were
translated (slid)
across the line.